Question 2 Figure 2 shows a shaft carrying two disc A and b which are fixed with two bearings L and R. Disc A has a mass of 10kg and disc B has a mass of 15kg. The distance between the center of the disc mass from the shaft axis is 6mm for disc A and 4mm for disc B. The angle between the centers of disc A and disc B is 90°. If the shaft rotates at a speed of 300 rpm determine the total force acting on the bearings L and R. mm 6 mm L0.2 m 0.3 m 0.2 m Figure 2

Question 2 Figure 2 shows a shaft carrying two disc A and b which are fixed with two bearings L and R. Disc A has a mass of 10kg and disc B has a mass of 15kg. The distance between the center of the disc mass from the shaft axis is 6mm for disc A and 4mm for disc B. The angle between the centers of disc A and disc B is 90°. If the shaft rotates at a speed of 300 rpm determine the total force acting on the bearings L and R. mm 6 mm L0.2 m 0.3 m 0.2 m Figure 2

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