Situation 22 - For the frame shown in AN- 15, the force F acting upward at C causes a 5 m RA horizontal reaction of 100 N at B. 29. Determine the value of the force F in kN. Answer: 120 kN 30. Determine the reaction at A in kN. Answer: 156.2 kN 31. Determine the angle in degrees that the reaction at A makes with the horizontal axis (positive counter clockwise). Answer: 230.19° Figure SP-3.25 6 m

Situation 22 - For the frame shown in AN- 15, the force F acting upward at C causes a 5 m RA horizontal reaction of 100 N at B. 29. Determine the value of the force F in kN. Answer: 120 kN 30. Determine the reaction at A in kN. Answer: 156.2 kN 31. Determine the angle in degrees that the reaction at A makes with the horizontal axis (positive counter clockwise). Answer: 230.19° Figure SP-3.25 6 m

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

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Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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