P.1) The rigid rod of length L is free to rotate in a horizontal plane. A moment Mk is applied to the vertical shaft that connects to the rod at O. What are the reaction forces acting at O in terms of é, the rod's angular speed, M, m, the mass of the rod, and L? M i L-

P.1) The rigid rod of length L is free to rotate in a horizontal plane. A moment Mk is applied to the vertical shaft that connects to the rod at O. What are the reaction forces acting at O in terms of é, the rod's angular speed, M, m, the mass of the rod, and L? M i L-

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The rigid rod of length L is free to
rotate in a horizontal plane. A moment Mk is applied to
the vertical shaft that connects to the rod at O. What are
the reaction forces acting at O in terms of é, the rod's
angular speed, M, m, the mass of the rod, and L?
M
i
L-

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