Situation 2 A cylindrical drum 2m in radius is held by a rigid bar AB hinged at A and a flexible wire cable BC as shown in the Figure 1.4. The drum weighs 1500 N. Neglect friction in all contact surfaces. 9. Which of the following gives the normal reaction at D in Newtons? a. 2,500 N b. 3,500 N c. 3,000 N d. 2,000 N 10. Which of the following gives the vertical reaction at A in Newtons? a. 146.8 N b. 185.3 N c. 125.9 N d. 564.2 N following gives the tension in the cable BC in Newtons? 11. Which of the a. 2,768.3 N b. 2,255.4 N c. 2,143.9 N d. 2,854.1 N

Situation 2 A cylindrical drum 2m in radius is held by a rigid bar AB hinged at A and a flexible wire cable BC as shown in the Figure 1.4. The drum weighs 1500 N. Neglect friction in all contact surfaces. 9. Which of the following gives the normal reaction at D in Newtons? a. 2,500 N b. 3,500 N c. 3,000 N d. 2,000 N 10. Which of the following gives the vertical reaction at A in Newtons? a. 146.8 N b. 185.3 N c. 125.9 N d. 564.2 N following gives the tension in the cable BC in Newtons? 11. Which of the a. 2,768.3 N b. 2,255.4 N c. 2,143.9 N d. 2,854.1 N

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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