Group AQl- The uniform bar (AB) with endrollers has a weight of (294.3 N) and issupported by the horizontal and verticalsurfaces and by the wire (AC). Calculatethe tension (T) in the wire and thereactions against the rollers at A and B.o.6m1.2m1.6mQ2- Determine the magnitude andposition of the resultant of the four parallelforces acting on the rocker arm of thefigure.50N 40N20N2- 3mQ3- Determine the reactions for the beamshown in the figure.300 NHo0 Nl00 N/mom t 8mR2

Given: Problem 1 W=294.3 N To determine the tension in cable and the normal reaction at support A…

The uniform bar (AB) with end rs has a weight of (294.3 N) and is orted by the horizontal and vertical aces and by the wire (AC). Calculate tension (T) in the wire and the tions against the rollers at A and B.

The uniform bar (AB) with end rs has a weight of (294.3 N) and is orted by the horizontal and vertical aces and by the wire (AC). Calculate tension (T) in the wire and the tions against the rollers at A and B.

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Group A
Ql- The uniform bar (AB) with end
rollers has a weight of (294.3 N) and is
supported by the horizontal and vertical
surfaces and by the wire (AC). Calculate
the tension (T) in the wire and the
reactions against the rollers at A and B.
o.6m
1.2m
1.6m
Q2- Determine the magnitude and
position of the resultant of the four parallel
forces acting on the rocker arm of the
figure.
50N 40N
20N
2- 3m
Q3- Determine the reactions for the beam
shown in the figure.
300 N
Ho0 N
l00 N/m
om t 8m
R2

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