Hand-drawn pencil engineering sketch of a motor-powered gear system with multiple outputs and labels on white paper.

Create a clean, simple, hand-drawn engineering sketch of a gear system powered by one motor with two different outputs. Place a motor on the left with an arrow pointing right toward a large central DRIVER gear. The central driver gear should mesh with two separate gears: * Output A: a smaller driven gear positioned above the driver gear. Draw a connecting gear path vertically upward and label it “Output A (Small Gear).” * Output B: a larger driven gear positioned to the right of the driver gear. Label it “Output B (Large Gear).” Label the central gear “DRIVER GEAR” and show that the motor powers it. Add arrows showing the direction of rotation and clearly show that the two output gears can spin at different speeds because they have different sizes. Make it look like a student engineering notebook sketch: simple pencil lines, clear gear teeth, easy-to-read labels, white background, no unnecessary details, and suitable for a robotics engineering assignment. Ver más