The document discusses gear ratios and speed ratios in a gear system. It states that the gear ratio is calculated as the number of teeth on the driven gear divided by the number of teeth on the driving gear. For a gear with a 100 tooth driving gear and 25 tooth driven gear, the gear ratio is 1:4. It then states that the speed ratio, which is the speed of the driven gear divided by the speed of the driving gear, will be equal to the inverse of the gear ratio. Therefore, the speed ratio of this system is 4:1, meaning the driven gear speed is 4 times the driving gear speed. It also discusses how power must be conserved between the input and output of a gear system.