4 in- 4 in-20 lb40 lbB2 in.3 in.3 in.E1. The bracket is supported by pegs at C and D and a roller at E. Ignore friction and use 0 = 30°.a) Replace the applied forces with a single equivalent applied force and specify the distance xfrom A along AB where the equivalent force must applyb) Draw the free body diagram for the bracketc) Solve for the reactions at C, D and E.

Solution; let the equivalent force acting at x distance from point A. 60×x=40×8x=326=163in

Answered: 4 in- 4 in- 20 lb 40 lb B 2 in. 3 in. 3…

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