The Sensitiveness of a Governor is Given

Answer: B -  (N1 - N2)/N

The sensitiveness of a governor is given by (N₁ - N₂)/N.

Solution:- Governor is the feedback control device in a mechanical system

• The working principle of the governor is based on the change in rotational speed 
• The sensitivity of the governor is defined as the maximum changes in the speed to its mean equilibrium speed 
• Maximum changes in speed = Maximum speed - Minimum speed

                                                 = N₁ - N₂

Sensitivity of governor  = (N₁ - N₂)/N

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