Show your full solution. The figure below are two discs D and E which have a mass of 200 lbs and 100 lbs, respectively. If P is applied at disk E equivalent to200 lbs., what will be the normal reaction at point C which is contact with the plate in pounds. Assume that these discs has africtionless surface.ABD110 lb120 lb130 lb140 lb60°1.5',DAEB CP

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The figure below are two discs D and E which have a mass of 200 lbs and 100 lbs, respectively. If P is applied at disk E equivalent t 200 lbs., what will be the normal reaction at point C which is contact with the plate in pounds. Assume that these discs has a frictionless surface. A) 110 lb B) 120 lb 130 lb 140 lb 1.5',D 60° A B E P

The figure below are two discs D and E which have a mass of 200 lbs and 100 lbs, respectively. If P is applied at disk E equivalent t 200 lbs., what will be the normal reaction at point C which is contact with the plate in pounds. Assume that these discs has a frictionless surface. A) 110 lb B) 120 lb 130 lb 140 lb 1.5',D 60° A B E P

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