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Transcribed Image Text:**Diagram Explanation:**
The diagram illustrates a section of a train shown in cross-section with a coordinate system indicating the xyz axes. The train has:
- A total weight of 23,000 lb and the center of gravity located at point G.
- The train is balanced on six tires, with the rear three tires labeled as A, B, and C, depicted in the diagram.
- Dimensions indicated show the vertical distance from the bottom of the train to the center of gravity (G) as 5 feet, and the horizontal distance from the center of gravity to the rear tires as 7 feet.
- A structural component near the rear tires is marked as being 2 feet high.
The surfaces supporting the train are smooth. It is assumed for calculations that the distribution of weight between the front and rear tires is equal. The coordinate system is clearly defined, with the positive x, y, and z directions denoted.
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The train has a weight of 23,000 lb and a center of gravity at G. It is suspended from its front and rear by a total of six tires. The rear three tires, A, B, and C are shown in the diagram. All surfaces are smooth and it is assumed that the front and rear tires carry equal portions of the weight. For all answers, the sign corresponds to the given coordinate system.
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| Part | Description | Answer |
|-------|----------------------------|------------|
| A. | The force (lb) on tire A is? | [ ] |
| B. | The force (lb) on tire B is? | [ ] |
| C. | The force (lb) on tire C is? | [ ] |
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The table includes three parts, each asking for the force in pounds (lb) on a specific tire, labeled A, B, and C. Each part has a corresponding blank space for providing the answer.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/98eabd66-347c-4504-bb01-99b451e932fa/546d2e3d-fbd4-41b9-9a4d-21ae5389448a/i6h2k7j_thumbnail.png)
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| Part | Description | Answer |
|-------|----------------------------|------------|
| A. | The force (lb) on tire A is? | [ ] |
| B. | The force (lb) on tire B is? | [ ] |
| C. | The force (lb) on tire C is? | [ ] |
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The table includes three parts, each asking for the force in pounds (lb) on a specific tire, labeled A, B, and C. Each part has a corresponding blank space for providing the answer.
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