3) If two forces of 10,000 N are continuously rotating 1,000,000 shafts, the ball bearings and shaftthickness must be selected. The system should be drawn in 3D and proven to work safely. Pleasenote that you must determine the dimensions of the system and the shaft material and codeyourself. This question should only be answered if you are between 61 and 90 in the student list(#61-90).FBearing☑ ☑☑ ☑ShaftF

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