Solve the following. Force P acting at an angle of 45° from the x-axis, along xy plane, prevents the pole AB, weighing 375N from falling. The pole leans against a frictionless wall at A. 4m I 3.15m i. What is the value of force P, N? a. 116.80 c. 292.4 b. 197.40 d. 82.60 ii.Determine the reaction at A, Newtons c. 116.8 a. 292.40 b. 197.40 d. 82.60 iii. Compute the reaction at B along x, N a. 292.40 c. 116.80 b. 197.40 d. 82.60 iv. Compute the reaction of B along y, N a. 197.40 c. 82.60 b. 292.40 d. 116.80 v. Compute the reaction of B along z, N a. 82.60 c. 197.40 b. 116.80 d. 292.40 3.15m

Solve the following. Force P acting at an angle of 45° from the x-axis, along xy plane, prevents the pole AB, weighing 375N from falling. The pole leans against a frictionless wall at A. 4m I 3.15m i. What is the value of force P, N? a. 116.80 c. 292.4 b. 197.40 d. 82.60 ii.Determine the reaction at A, Newtons c. 116.8 a. 292.40 b. 197.40 d. 82.60 iii. Compute the reaction at B along x, N a. 292.40 c. 116.80 b. 197.40 d. 82.60 iv. Compute the reaction of B along y, N a. 197.40 c. 82.60 b. 292.40 d. 116.80 v. Compute the reaction of B along z, N a. 82.60 c. 197.40 b. 116.80 d. 292.40 3.15m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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