Z.-60 lb45°50°A4 ft80 l640 lb10 ftВ<3 ft.yCalculate the components of the support reactions at the fixed base of the pole, O. PartDescriptionAnswerWhat is the force (Ib) reaction (exertedА.on the pole by the ground) in the xdirection, Fox?What is the force (Ib) reaction in the ydirection, Foy?What is the force (Ib) reaction in the zС.direction, Foz?What is the moment (ft-lb) reactionabout the x axis, Mox?D.What is the moment (ft-lb) reactionE.|about the y axis, Moy?What is the moment (ft-lb) reactionF.about the z axis, Moz?B.

Answer: Fox = -18.857 lb Foy = -93.849 lb Foz = 40 lb Mox = 1193.892 ft-lb Moy = -264 ft-lb Moz =…

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Z.
-60 lb
45°
50°
A
4 ft
80 l6
40 lb
10 ft
В
<3 ft.
y
Calculate the components of the support reactions at the fixed base of the pole, O.

Part
Description
Answer
What is the force (Ib) reaction (exerted
А.
on the pole by the ground) in the x
direction, Fox?
What is the force (Ib) reaction in the y
direction, Foy?
What is the force (Ib) reaction in the z
С.
direction, Foz?
What is the moment (ft-lb) reaction
about the x axis, Mox?
D.
What is the moment (ft-lb) reaction
E.
|about the y axis, Moy?
What is the moment (ft-lb) reaction
F.
about the z axis, Moz?
B.

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