Please answer clearly with all steps needed to solve. Question 4 (15 points):The rotor shown below is to be balanced by placing correction masses in the correction planes L andR. The unbalanced masses are m₁ = 0.4 kg, m2 = 0.3 kg, and m3 = 0.4 kg and are at the radial positionsr₁ = 5 cm, r₂ = 4 cm, and r3 = 5 cm. The locations of the masses along the shaft in centimeters is shownin the figure. Neglecting gravity, shaft deflection, and connecting rod masses, determine thefollowing:a) (7 points) The magnitude of the dynamic reaction forces at bearings A and B of the unbalancedrotor spinning at 50 rad/s.b) (8 points) The necessary counterweight correction amounts in kg-cm and their angularlocations.·8.-9 10-(m1)Y(m1)T1X30°60°BA(m2)(m2)T3(m3) R(m3)

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