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B 2 m 3 m 2. The horizontal boom is supported by 3 m the cables AB and CD and by a ball and socket joint at 0. If the force L is 100 N and x is 5 m, determine the reactions at point O. 6 m

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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agnitude of resultants at
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point A.
500 N-m
1.2 kN
B.
2 m
3 m
2. The horizontal boom is supported by
the cables AB and CD and by a ball and
socket joint at 0. If the force L is 100 N
and x is 5 m, determine the reactions at
point O.
3 m
6m
600 N
200 N
0.2 m
45%
3. Determine the reaction forces at joints

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