A single cylinder reciprocating enginehas speed 240 rpm, stroke 300 mm,mass of reciprocating parts 50 kg,mass of revolving parts at 150 mmradius 30 kg. If all the mass ofrevolving parts and two-third of themass of reciprocating parts are to bebalanced, find the balance massrequired at radius of 400 mm and theresidual unbalanced force when thecrank has rotated 60° from IDC.

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