Situation 2-A rigid bin holds three identical cylinders stacked as shown in the figure. Each cylinder is 500 mm in diameter and weighs 400 N. The bin is 1 m wide. Neglect friction. 4. Determine the total reaction at B in N. A. 115.5 B. 152.5 C. 225.4 D. 230.9 A B a

Situation 2-A rigid bin holds three identical cylinders stacked as shown in the figure. Each cylinder is 500 mm in diameter and weighs 400 N. The bin is 1 m wide. Neglect friction. 4. Determine the total reaction at B in N. A. 115.5 B. 152.5 C. 225.4 D. 230.9 A B a

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Situation 2 - A rigid bin holds three identical cylinders stacked as shown in the figure.
Each cylinder is 500 mm in diameter and weighs 400 N. The bin is 1 m wide.
Neglect friction.
4. Determine the total reaction at B in N.
A. 115.5
B. 152.5
C.
D.
A B
225.4
230.9
E

5.
6.
Determine the total reaction at E in N.
A. 225.4
B. 230.9
Determine the total reaction at F in N.
A. 1200
B. 400
C.
D.
152.5
115.5
C. 600
D. 800

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