The pulley at D is frictionless and the cylinder weighs 180 Ib.a. Determine the vertical reaction (Ib) of the hinge. Indicate its direction, use positive value if it isupward and negative if it's downward.b. Determine the horizontal reaction (Ib) of the hinge. Indicate its direction, use positive value if it'sto the right and negative if it's to the left.c. Determine the tensile force (Ib) on the cable.ABC5 ft5 ft-3 ft

Given: TO determine: Tension in the cable Reaction force at A

Determine the vertical reaction (Ib) of the hinge. Indicate its direction, use positive value if it is upward and negative if it's downward. Determine the horizontal reaction (Ib) of the hinge. Indicate its direction, use positive value if it's to the right and negative if it's to the left. Determine the tensile force (Ib) on the cable.

Determine the vertical reaction (Ib) of the hinge. Indicate its direction, use positive value if it is upward and negative if it's downward. Determine the horizontal reaction (Ib) of the hinge. Indicate its direction, use positive value if it's to the right and negative if it's to the left. Determine the tensile force (Ib) on the cable.

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Chapter10: Virtual Work And Potential Energy

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Problem 10.7P: The linkage is made of two homogenous bars of weights shown in the figure. Determine the horizontal...

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