Which term denotes the cable arrangement component that uses roped sprocket?

• A. Rack and Pinion
• B. Aircraft Cable Design
• C. Overspeed Safety Sensor
• D. Talcum Powder Application

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is how a rope-driven cable system is described. When a roped sprocket is used, the arrangement is described as Aircraft Cable Design. Aircraft cables are wire ropes that are designed to bend smoothly around pulleys and sprockets, with multiple strands sharing the load. A roped sprocket engages that rope to transfer motion efficiently while distributing tension, which is exactly what this design term refers to.

Rack and pinion is a different kind of drive that converts rotation to linear motion with a gear rack, so it isn’t about a rope-driven cable arrangement. An overspeed safety sensor is a safety device, not a description of the cable setup. Talcum powder application is simply a lubrication/maintenance practice, not a cable arrangement term.