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Q4- If the mass of cylinder A is 30 kg, determine the mass of cylinder C in order to hold the assembly in the position shown. 30 (25 Marks) D. A 30 kg

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Q4- If the mass of cylinder A is 30 kg, determine the
mass of cylinder C in order to hold the assembly in
the position shown.
30
(25 Marks)
C
A
30 kg

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