E 100 175 400 LBE C D 150% 400 E 175 41⁰ 200 B 900 150 G H 930 800 150 200 Dimensions in millimeters The figure shown above is used for handicapped persons during a therapeutic treatment. A load of 930N is applied to the seat. Determine the following: a. Consider the 8, solve for the length of LBE and LBA (meters) b. Solve for the value of angles a and c. Solve for the force of: 1. Member FG 2. Pin H 3.Cylinder BA

E 100 175 400 LBE C D 150% 400 E 175 41⁰ 200 B 900 150 G H 930 800 150 200 Dimensions in millimeters The figure shown above is used for handicapped persons during a therapeutic treatment. A load of 930N is applied to the seat. Determine the following: a. Consider the 8, solve for the length of LBE and LBA (meters) b. Solve for the value of angles a and c. Solve for the force of: 1. Member FG 2. Pin H 3.Cylinder BA

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

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