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A tree feller cuts off large tree near the ground level and then continues to hoist the trunk. If the tree has a mass of 3 tonne (i.e. 3 metric ton), for the position shown 180- B 1080 2250 2040 720 Determine the angle in degrees that the double acting rod AB makes with the horizontal

A tree feller cuts off large tree near the ground level and then continues to hoist the trunk. If the tree has a mass of 3 tonne (i.e. 3 metric ton), for the position shown 180- B 1080 2250 2040 720 Determine the angle in degrees that the double acting rod AB makes with the horizontal

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