Capacity of field choppers (chaff cutter) is affected by (a)capacity of the feed mechanism (cross sectional area) (b)Rate of advance of material through throat considered as to be the same linear speed of feed mechanism (c) density of forage material (d) all of the above

Capacity of field choppers (chaff cutter) is affected by
(a)capacity of the feed mechanism (cross sectional area)
(b)Rate of advance of material through throat considered as to be the same linear speed of feed  mechanism
(c) density of forage material
(d) all of the above
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(d) all of the above
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