THREE PIPES A, B, AND C ARE TANGENT EXTERNALLY TO EACH OTHER AND EACH TANGENT INTERNALLY TO A LARGER PIPE HAVING A RADIUS OF 10 CM. DETERMINE THE NORMAL FORCES ACTING AT POINTS E AND F IF THE NORMAL FORCE AT POINT D = 250 N. THE WEIGHT OF A IS 300 N WHILE THE WEIGHT OF B AND C ARE BOTH 200 N. THE RADIUS OF A IS 5 CM AND CIRCLES B AND C ARE IDENTICAL WITH EACH OTHER. E F B.

THREE PIPES A, B, AND C ARE TANGENT EXTERNALLY TO EACH OTHER AND EACH TANGENT INTERNALLY TO A LARGER PIPE HAVING A RADIUS OF 10 CM. DETERMINE THE NORMAL FORCES ACTING AT POINTS E AND F IF THE NORMAL FORCE AT POINT D = 250 N. THE WEIGHT OF A IS 300 N WHILE THE WEIGHT OF B AND C ARE BOTH 200 N. THE RADIUS OF A IS 5 CM AND CIRCLES B AND C ARE IDENTICAL WITH EACH OTHER. E F B.

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