Q1/ In the equilibrium position shown in figure below, the uniform bar (AB) has a mass of (50 kg) and supports load (200 kg) at (A). Determine the tension (T) in the cable and reaction ?force at (B) 2.5m 2.5m 200 kg T = 7646 N, FBX3D 2000 N, and FBy = 3299 N T = 6511 N, FBx = 3823 N, and FBy = 8992 N T = 7646 N, FBx = 3823 N, and FBy = 4169 N Non of the above

Q1/ In the equilibrium position shown in figure below, the uniform bar (AB) has a mass of (50 kg) and supports load (200 kg) at (A). Determine the tension (T) in the cable and reaction ?force at (B) 2.5m 2.5m 200 kg T = 7646 N, FBX3D 2000 N, and FBy = 3299 N T = 6511 N, FBx = 3823 N, and FBy = 8992 N T = 7646 N, FBx = 3823 N, and FBy = 4169 N Non of the above

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

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4.15P: The 180-kg uniform boom ABC, supported by a horizontal cable at B and a pin at A, carries a 320-kg...

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