A mechanical linkage transforms rotational motion to linear. If the linkage exhibits spatial reflection symmetry across its central axis, which consequence follows?

💡 Explanation

When a mechanical linkage has spatial reflection symmetry, the displacement will be equal in both positive and negative directions because the symmetry ensures balanced motion around the central axis. Therefore, the displacement is equal, rather than creating asymmetric force transmission.

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