Need Ax,Ay,Ex,Ey Determine the components of the reactions at A and E if the vertical force P=750 N is applied at D.The geometry is given by a = 260 mm, b=390 mm and c= 260 mmYour task is to figure out four components of the reaction forces at the two pin supports A and E.In the following Parts A-D. you can work in any order to figure out the all reactions. The order of answer depends on the strategy you use.HINT: One of the members is a two-force member▼Part A - Part AGet A₂.A₂ =SubmitGet Ay-[V] ΑΣΦPart B - Part BAy =ItRequest AnswerΠΙΑΣΦΩΠAEvecvec4(3??NNAOEaBDaCbс

P= 750N a = 260mm b= 390mm c=260mm

Determine the components of the reactions at A and B if the vertical force P=750 N is applied at D. The geometry is given by a=260 mm, b=300 mm and c = 260 mm. Your task is to figure out four components of the reaction forces at the two pin supports A and B In the following Parts A-D. you can work in any order to figure out the all reactions. The order of answer depends on the strategy you use. HINT: One of the members is a two-force member Part A- Part A Get A A₂- 1961 ΑΣΦ Submit Request Answer Get Ay ■VO Part B-Part B A₂- G ΑΣΦΠ vec + vec 4 A 13 ? (3 ? N N A a B D a

Determine the components of the reactions at A and B if the vertical force P=750 N is applied at D. The geometry is given by a=260 mm, b=300 mm and c = 260 mm. Your task is to figure out four components of the reaction forces at the two pin supports A and B In the following Parts A-D. you can work in any order to figure out the all reactions. The order of answer depends on the strategy you use. HINT: One of the members is a two-force member Part A- Part A Get A A₂- 1961 ΑΣΦ Submit Request Answer Get Ay ■VO Part B-Part B A₂- G ΑΣΦΠ vec + vec 4 A 13 ? (3 ? N N A a B D a

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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