A bent pipe is connected by a thrust bearing and a cable as shown. If a Force, F = 184 lb, is applied, what are the reactions at the thrust bearing and in the cable. The dimensions shown are a = 8.7 ft, b = 6.4 ft, and c = 4.5 ft. %3D

A bent pipe is connected by a thrust bearing and a cable as shown. If a Force, F = 184 lb, is applied, what are the reactions at the thrust bearing and in the cable. The dimensions shown are a = 8.7 ft, b = 6.4 ft, and c = 4.5 ft. %3D

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A bent pipe is connected by a thrust bearing and a cable as
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