A 120 N weight is attached to the cable that is wrapped around the 50-N homogeneous drum. The shaft attached to the drum is supported by a thrust bearing at A and a slider bearing at B. The drum is kept in equilibrium by the vertical force P acting on the handle of the crack. If P is 70 N, determine the diameter of drum, and the reactions at A and B. Neglect the weight of the crack and the shaft. 12 - 32- 28 A, 15 24 В 50N 12 -/ 120 N Dim in inches

A 120 N weight is attached to the cable that is wrapped around the 50-N homogeneous drum. The shaft attached to the drum is supported by a thrust bearing at A and a slider bearing at B. The drum is kept in equilibrium by the vertical force P acting on the handle of the crack. If P is 70 N, determine the diameter of drum, and the reactions at A and B. Neglect the weight of the crack and the shaft. 12 - 32- 28 A, 15 24 В 50N 12 -/ 120 N Dim in inches

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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