Answer number 2, 3 and 4 only. Thank you! 20 Ib02) Given the figure attached,Determine the following:200 kgD• 1) What is magnitude of Rand Cr in pt D?20 AN pr(Unit must be in N and kN-m)• 2) What is the magnitude of R and Cr in ptB?2FT200 kg(Unit must be in N and kN-m)• 3) Unit Vector of R in the system.• 4) Direct Cosines of Cr in pt D.

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02) Given the figure attached, Determine the following: • 1) What is magnitude of Rand Cr in pt D? (Unit must be in N and kN-m) • 2) What is the magnitude of R and Cr in pt B? (Unit must be in N and kN-m) • 3) Unit Vector of R in the system. • 4) Direct Cosines of Cr in pt D.

02) Given the figure attached, Determine the following: • 1) What is magnitude of Rand Cr in pt D? (Unit must be in N and kN-m) • 2) What is the magnitude of R and Cr in pt B? (Unit must be in N and kN-m) • 3) Unit Vector of R in the system. • 4) Direct Cosines of Cr in pt D.

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20 Ib
02) Given the figure attached,
Determine the following:
200 kg
D
• 1) What is magnitude of Rand Cr in pt D?
20 AN pr
(Unit must be in N and kN-m)
• 2) What is the magnitude of R and Cr in pt
B?
2FT
200 kg
(Unit must be in N and kN-m)
• 3) Unit Vector of R in the system.
• 4) Direct Cosines of Cr in pt D.

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