The compound bar is supported by a journal bearing at point E, a thrust bearing at point F and a cable connected between points A and B. The bar is subjected to a point load at point C and a couple moment at point D, as shown in the figure. Determine the support reactions and the force in the cable. Note that the bearings are proper alignment and that point A lies on the xz plane, while point B is on the xy plane. A Free Body Diagram (FBD) is required to receive full points. Neglect the weight of the bar. A 3 ft M=500 lb-ft E 5 ft D F 2 ft 4 ft C P= 1,000lb \ 3 ft y B

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The compound bar is supported by a journal bearing at point E, a thrust bearing at
point F and a cable connected between points A and B. The bar is subjected to a
point load at point C and a couple moment at point D, as shown in the figure.
Determine the support reactions and the force in the cable.
Note that the bearings are proper alignment and that point A lies on the xz plane,
while point B is on the xy plane.
A Free Body Diagram (FBD) is required to receive full points. Neglect the weight of the
bar.
M=500 lb-ft
E
A
3 ft
B
5 ft
D
F
2 ft
4 ft
C
P= 1,000lb
\ 3 ft
y
B
Transcribed Image Text:The compound bar is supported by a journal bearing at point E, a thrust bearing at point F and a cable connected between points A and B. The bar is subjected to a point load at point C and a couple moment at point D, as shown in the figure. Determine the support reactions and the force in the cable. Note that the bearings are proper alignment and that point A lies on the xz plane, while point B is on the xy plane. A Free Body Diagram (FBD) is required to receive full points. Neglect the weight of the bar. M=500 lb-ft E A 3 ft B 5 ft D F 2 ft 4 ft C P= 1,000lb \ 3 ft y B
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