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Option (c) is the correct answer

The fatigue stress is always associated with cyclic loadings. The shaft in (a) is stationary and in (b) is rotating, that's why fatigue is associated with (b). Also, the arrangement in (b) takes care of balancing effects which can cause whirling of shaft. The bearings are so arranged that stress is minimized and life of shaft is increased. Therefore, (c) is the most suitable answer.