(a) Determine the reactions at A and E if P = 600 N. The reactions are positive if to the right or up, negative if to the left or down. (b) What is the maximum value which P may have for static equilibrium? Neglect the weight of the structure compared with the applied loads. 29, 3130 N BI 3.7 m 6 m 6 m Answers: (a) If P = 600 N, N Ax = Ay = N Ex =

(a) Determine the reactions at A and E if P = 600 N. The reactions are positive if to the right or up, negative if to the left or down. (b) What is the maximum value which P may have for static equilibrium? Neglect the weight of the structure compared with the applied loads. 29, 3130 N BI 3.7 m 6 m 6 m Answers: (a) If P = 600 N, N Ax = Ay = N Ex =

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