3. A block with a mass of 160-kg is supported EDI by a cable which passes over a 150-mm diameter pulley that is attached to a frame as shown in the figure. Determine all forces acting on member BCD of the frame.

3. A block with a mass of 160-kg is supported EDI by a cable which passes over a 150-mm diameter pulley that is attached to a frame as shown in the figure. Determine all forces acting on member BCD of the frame.

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3. A block with a mass of 160-kg is supported
by a cable which passes over a 150-mm
diameter pulley that is attached to a frame
as shown in the figure. Determine all forces
acting on member BCD of the frame.
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