2. A stationary shaft and pulley subjected to a 2000-lb static load. (1) Draw the FBD of the 1-in shaft. (2) Draw the V diagram and M diagram. (3) Draw the torque distribution of the 1-in shaft. 3 in. rad. 2 in. -1 in. 2000 lb

2. A stationary shaft and pulley subjected to a 2000-lb static load. (1) Draw the FBD of the 1-in shaft. (2) Draw the V diagram and M diagram. (3) Draw the torque distribution of the 1-in shaft. 3 in. rad. 2 in. -1 in. 2000 lb

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2. A stationary shaft and pulley subjected to a 2000-lb static load.
(1) Draw the FBD of the 1-in shaft. (2) Draw the V diagram and M diagram. (3) Draw the torque
distribution of the 1-in shaft.
3 in. rad.
2 in.
1 in.
2000 lb

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