. Determine the angle 0 of the 12-ft bar in the figure given where its position is in equilibrium and its weight is neglected and acted upon by load P= 200 Ib and T= 100 Ib applied at the position shown. The conditions at ends of the bar are in contact with a smooth vertical wall and smooth incline P = 200 lb 5' 3' 4' T = 100 lb 01 4 3

. Determine the angle 0 of the 12-ft bar in the figure given where its position is in equilibrium and its weight is neglected and acted upon by load P= 200 Ib and T= 100 Ib applied at the position shown. The conditions at ends of the bar are in contact with a smooth vertical wall and smooth incline P = 200 lb 5' 3' 4' T = 100 lb 01 4 3

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