Isometric View:K30.5in (from left edge of load to right edge of load)1.5in6.5in1.5in6.5in1.5in6.5in1.5in1566.5in1.5inTop View:15lbs15lbs15lbs15lbs33.5in (length of rod)30.5in (from left edge of load to right edge of load)1.5in6.5in1.5in6.5in* Ж-1.5in6.5in1.5in6.5in1.5in15 lbsCross-section View:15 lbs15 lbs12in diameter33.5in (length of rod)15 lbs15 lbs4 cylindrical masses that weigh 15 lbs each are beingsupported by 2 solid stainless steel rods. The tworods are secured at both ends, the rest of the rod issuspended. Determine the minimum rod diameterthat the 2 rods must have to support the loads withoutbending.

Given Information:Four cylindrical masses (hay rolls)Weight of each hay roll: 15 lbsStainless steel…

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