Find the shear force and bending moment at points B and D. Note: B lies just to the right of the 150 lbf force and D is just to the right of the bearing at C. The bearing at A is a thrust bearing, while the bearing at C is a journal bearing. 150 lb Answer: VB = -100 lbf MB = 750 lbf in VD = 75lbf MD=-750 lbf in X 15 in. B 15 in. 75 lb 10 in.

Find the shear force and bending moment at points B and D. Note: B lies just to the right of the 150 lbf force and D is just to the right of the bearing at C. The bearing at A is a thrust bearing, while the bearing at C is a journal bearing. 150 lb Answer: VB = -100 lbf MB = 750 lbf in VD = 75lbf MD=-750 lbf in X 15 in. B 15 in. 75 lb 10 in.

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