Q.2) A plate supported by a rope and two hinges as shown in figure. Assume that hinges do not exert couples on the plate, and the hinge at B does not exert a force on the plate in the direction of the hinge axis. Determine the reactions at supports A and B and the tension in the rope attached to C. Let the weight of the homogeneous plate be 350 lb. 4 ft B 7.5 ft C

Q.2) A plate supported by a rope and two hinges as shown in figure. Assume that hinges do not exert couples on the plate, and the hinge at B does not exert a force on the plate in the direction of the hinge axis. Determine the reactions at supports A and B and the tension in the rope attached to C. Let the weight of the homogeneous plate be 350 lb. 4 ft B 7.5 ft C

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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