a. Draw the reaction forces for the rod connected by a pin to the collar on a smooth rod (2D): b. Draw the reaction forces for the single smooth pin joint (3D). Note: if you print this sheet, you may also cross out any force(s) or moment(s) in the adjacent diagram instead of redrawing.

a. Draw the reaction forces for the rod connected by a pin to the collar on a smooth rod (2D): b. Draw the reaction forces for the single smooth pin joint (3D). Note: if you print this sheet, you may also cross out any force(s) or moment(s) in the adjacent diagram instead of redrawing.

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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