18. As shown in the figure below, a beam at rest is attached to a hinge at the side of a building.The beam has a weight of 1200 N and is supported by a wire that makes an angle of 40° withrespect to the beam. What is the horizontal component of the force (in N) the hinge exerts on thebeam?40⁰(a) 376(b) 480(c) 715(d) 500(e) none of these0-Talaton toosodi to saon (s)htts 0 = x 38 reox te yllatini ei taido Abao to testm 00.S bolluq modt ai toeido odT quisieon1A omittel od vol m 08.0=xis ei sido sib shansbr. It's pushed under water, thigaitalline disolsa bra migh sirarfw("nsiba" o sotatuoinoEd.02scadt to on

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18. As shown in the figure below, a beam at rest is attached to a hinge at the side of a building. The beam has a weight of 1200 N and is supported by a wire that makes an angle of 40° with respect to the beam. What is the horizontal component of the force (in N) the hinge exerts on the beam? 40° (a) 376 (b) 480 (c) 715 (d) 500 (e) none of these eu a to bao nth to 0-xt texte yllatim ai maido nà bime trigh oils at m 00.S bolluq muntai tooido oT quis 1A amit feit od 10 m 08.0-xinai sido sai abas kg/m. it's pushed under water, thgabelline dicha ("nsibs" of 10tatuoin 08 sead to s

18. As shown in the figure below, a beam at rest is attached to a hinge at the side of a building. The beam has a weight of 1200 N and is supported by a wire that makes an angle of 40° with respect to the beam. What is the horizontal component of the force (in N) the hinge exerts on the beam? 40° (a) 376 (b) 480 (c) 715 (d) 500 (e) none of these eu a to bao nth to 0-xt texte yllatim ai maido nà bime trigh oils at m 00.S bolluq muntai tooido oT quis 1A amit feit od 10 m 08.0-xinai sido sai abas kg/m. it's pushed under water, thgabelline dicha ("nsibs" of 10tatuoin 08 sead to s

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