Which type of threads is recommended for fluctuating loads? a) Fine threads b) Coarse Threads c) Either of fine or coarse d) None of the listed

Which type of threads is recommended for fluctuating loads?

a) Fine threads

b) Coarse Threads

c) Either of fine or coarse

d) None of the listed
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a) Fine threads
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