For the crank shown in the figure below, draw free body diagrams for each of the three segments (AB, BC, and CD) and determine all reaction forces and moments. The 1000 [N] is acting orthogonal to the plane of the crank and the 1500 [N] load is acting along the axis of the BC segment. Next, use the vector method demonstrated in class (equations given below) to determine the reaction forces at location D. Compare your results between the two methods Assume the mass of the crank is negligible. Fint = -Fext Mext M int = - ext d@F

For the crank shown in the figure below, draw free body diagrams for each of the three segments (AB, BC, and CD) and determine all reaction forces and moments. The 1000 [N] is acting orthogonal to the plane of the crank and the 1500 [N] load is acting along the axis of the BC segment. Next, use the vector method demonstrated in class (equations given below) to determine the reaction forces at location D. Compare your results between the two methods Assume the mass of the crank is negligible. Fint = -Fext Mext M int = - ext d@F

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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