Help me solve this problem please Directions: Answer each question in full. Be sure to show all work supporting your answer, includingappropriate units on all answers. Properly drawn and labeled Free Body Diagrams (FBD) are consideredfor maximum credit.#1: Calculate the Moment about point A for 200 N force applied at point C. Note, the 200 N force liescompletely within the y-z plane.200 N60 mm3060°25 mm50 mm #2 A 100 kg plate is supported by cables CD and CE and can rotate about hinges A and B.Write an expression for the unknown Tension in cable CE (hint: use unit vectors!)NOTE: You do not need to solve for the tension in the cableyD960 mmE450 mmA90 mm675 mmВ90 mm690 mm270 mm

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Calculate the Moment about point A for 200 N force applied at point C. Note, the 200 N force lies pletely within the y-z plane.

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter7: Hamilton's Principle-lagrangian And Hamiltonian Dynamics

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