sulms.su.edu.om/maCalculate the external reactions at hinge support A for the equilibrium rigid body shown in the figure below.(To the closest significant number).700 N450 N300 N601500 N-m2 m4 m3m(Hibbeler 2008)Oa 293 3 N (in Y-direction) and 0 (in X-direction)Ob 293.3 N (in Y-direction) and 125 N (in X-direction)O c. 293 3 N (in X-direction) and 0 N in Y-direction)Od 293.3 N (in X-direction) and 125 N (in Y-cirection)Next p-DELL

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Calculate the external reactions at hinge support A for the equilibrium rigid body shown in the figure below.
(To the closest significant number).
700 N
450 N
300 N
60
1500 N-m
2 m
4 m
3m
(Hibbeler 2008)
Oa 293 3 N (in Y-direction) and 0 (in X-direction)
Ob 293.3 N (in Y-direction) and 125 N (in X-direction)
O c. 293 3 N (in X-direction) and 0 N in Y-direction)
Od 293.3 N (in X-direction) and 125 N (in Y-cirection)
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