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A cylinder with a mass of 250 kg is supported by a cable. It rests against smooth surfaces as shown. Determine the force in the cable and force from the wall on the cylinder. 400 mm C Nc 100 B 100 mm

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ICW #4 part c)
A cylinder with a mass of 250 kg is supported by a cable. It
rests against smooth surfaces as shown. Determine the
force in the cable and force from the wall on the cylinder.
400 mm
100
B
-100 mm

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