a 90 kg smooth circular cylinder A with a radius of 0.6m is held in equilibrium by a cord CD and a bar BC of negligible mass. The length of bar is 2.4m. 1. A 90-kg smooth circular cylinder A with aradius of 0.6 m is held in equilibrium by acord CD and a bar BC of negligiblemass. The length of bar BC is 2.4 m.a) Draw the FBD of the circular cylinder60°and the bar BC.b) Determine the tension in the cord CD.A 0.6 m25050° 1. A 90-kg smooth circular cylinder A with aradius of 0.6 m is held in equilibrium by acord CD and a bar BC of negligiblemass. The length of bar BC is 2.4 m.a) Draw the FBD of the circular cylinder60°and the bar BC.b) Determine the tension in the cord CD.A 0.6 m25050°

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1. A 90-kg smooth circular cylinder A with a radius of 0.6 m is held in equilibrium by a cord CD and a bar BC of negligible mass. The length of bar BC is 2.4 m. a) Draw the FBD of the circular cylinder and the bar BC. b) Determine the tension in the cord CD.

1. A 90-kg smooth circular cylinder A with a radius of 0.6 m is held in equilibrium by a cord CD and a bar BC of negligible mass. The length of bar BC is 2.4 m. a) Draw the FBD of the circular cylinder and the bar BC. b) Determine the tension in the cord CD.

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a 90 kg smooth circular cylinder A with a radius of 0.6m is held in equilibrium by a cord CD and a bar BC of negligible mass. The length of bar is 2.4m.

1. A 90-kg smooth circular cylinder A with a
radius of 0.6 m is held in equilibrium by a
cord CD and a bar BC of negligible
mass. The length of bar BC is 2.4 m.
a) Draw the FBD of the circular cylinder
60°
and the bar BC.
b) Determine the tension in the cord CD.
A 0.6 m
250
50°

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