01: The bracket supports three externalforces as shown. It is just FIXED at"O". In other words, there is not anysupport except "O". Neglecting theeffect of weight;75 mm1000 N45°45°50 mma) Replace the forces with anequivalent force-couple systemat the FIXED support of “O".b) Determine the components ofthe reactions at the FIXED50 mmB1200 N! 30°700 N60°support of "O".100 mmD100 mmE(150 mm, -50 mm, 100 mm)

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01: The bracket supports three external forces as shown. It is just FIXED at "O". In other words, there is not any support except “O". Neglecting the effect of weight; 75 mm 1000 N 45° 245° 50 mm a) Replace the forces with an equivalent force-couple system at the FIXED support of “O". b) Determine the components of 50 mm B. 1200 N ! 30° 700 N the reactions at the FIXED 60° 100 mm support of “O". 100 mm E(150 mm, -50 mm, 100 mm)

01: The bracket supports three external forces as shown. It is just FIXED at "O". In other words, there is not any support except “O". Neglecting the effect of weight; 75 mm 1000 N 45° 245° 50 mm a) Replace the forces with an equivalent force-couple system at the FIXED support of “O". b) Determine the components of 50 mm B. 1200 N ! 30° 700 N the reactions at the FIXED 60° 100 mm support of “O". 100 mm E(150 mm, -50 mm, 100 mm)

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