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Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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(1) The rigid frame is attached to two cables and
has an embedded support at O. The turnbuckles
are tightened to produce tensions T₁ = 750 N and
T2 500 N in the cables. Determine the
components of the force and moment reactions at
the fixed support O.
Ans: Ox = 224 N, O₁ = 386 N, Oz = 1090 N,
Mx=-310 Nm, My = -313 N'm,
M₂ = 174.5 N.m
0.8 m
B
0.6 m
A
0.6 m
Ti
0.9 m
T2
F
0.9 m
E
0.45 m
y

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