A transmission shaft is supported by bearings at A and D and loaded as shown in the figure. a. Find P required to achieve equilibrium. b. Find the reactions at the bearings. c. Sketch the V-M-T diagrams (Hint: You need to construct V and M for planes xy and xz).

A transmission shaft is supported by bearings at A and D and loaded as shown in the figure. a. Find P required to achieve equilibrium. b. Find the reactions at the bearings. c. Sketch the V-M-T diagrams (Hint: You need to construct V and M for planes xy and xz).

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3. A transmission shaft is supported by bearings at A and D and loaded as shown in the figure.
a. Find P required to achieve equilibrium.
b. Find the reactions at the bearings.
C. Sketch the V-M-T diagrams (Hint: You need to construct V and M for planes xy and xz).
(a)
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P
6"
B
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200 lb
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9"
D

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