B a b cde 28 in 21 in 16 in 11 in 14 in 440 lb Given the frame above, complete the table below. Forces: (Denote rightward or upward forces with positive values; leftward or downward forces with negative values.) and a The magnitude exerts a this on this body. At this horizontal vertical of the resultant point, body force of: force of: force is: O lb в the wall 2577.143 lb BCD 2577.143 Ib AC BCD D AD BCD entire assembly support A -2577.143 Ib 440 Ib 2614.434 Ib be sure to include units with your answers

B a b cde 28 in 21 in 16 in 11 in 14 in 440 lb Given the frame above, complete the table below. Forces: (Denote rightward or upward forces with positive values; leftward or downward forces with negative values.) and a The magnitude exerts a this on this body. At this horizontal vertical of the resultant point, body force of: force of: force is: O lb в the wall 2577.143 lb BCD 2577.143 Ib AC BCD D AD BCD entire assembly support A -2577.143 Ib 440 Ib 2614.434 Ib be sure to include units with your answers

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a b cde
28 in 21 in 16 in 11 in 14 in 440 lb
Given the frame above, complete the table below.
Forces: (Denote rightward or upward forces with positive values; leftward or downward forces with negative values.)
and a
The magnitude
exerts a
this
on this
body.
At this
horizontal
vertical
of the resultant
point,
body
force of:
force of:
force is:
O lb
в
the wall
2577.143 lb
BCD
2577.143 Ib
AC
BCD
D
AD
BCD
entire assembly
support A
-2577.143 Ib
440 Ib
2614.434 Ib
be sure to include units with your answers

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