solve all and clear and correct or dislike A 4807 lb forklift used by Multi-National United is holding a 213 lb wooden block. Let z = 12in, y = 35inand z = 49in.213 lbs4807 bsA12 in35 in49 in+x+yDetermine the reaction at the front and rear wheels.To find the reaction at the front wheel, we'll use the moment on the(front/rear) wheel.The reaction on the front wheel isIbs.To find the reaction at the rear wheel, we'll use the moment on the(front/rear)wheel.The reaction on the rear wheel isIbs.

Given Data: Force applied on the crate, F=213 lbs

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