SHOW THE COMPLETE SOLUTION FOR THIS EQUATION Section 10.9Machine-Condition Monitoring and Diagnosis10.26 Two ball bearings, each with 16 balls, are used to support the shaft of a fan that rotates at 750rpm. Determine the frequencies, in hertz, corresponding to the following defects:* cage,inner race, outer race, and ball. Assume that d = 15 mm, D = 100 mm, and a = 30°.

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