If you think about the mathematical calculation of such a problem, it looks quite complicated. It will take several days of work and several books on theoretical mechanics.
But you can do it easier. Make a 3d model of the gear you need with the help of specialized programs like GearTeq or GearTrax. Then just increase the distance between the gears in the model and measure the backlash.
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