A) Draw a free body diagram of the bar CD. Assumeappropriate reactions at C and D in order to keep theproblem solvable. The block has a mass of 5 Mg.B) Compute the tension in the cable ADB, ignore theradius of the pulley.C) Compute the reactions at C.3 mAtollB4 m4 mD

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A) Draw a free body diagram of the bar CD. Assume
appropriate reactions at C and D in order to keep the
problem solvable. The block has a mass of 5 Mg.
B) Compute the tension in the cable ADB, ignore the
radius of the pulley.
C) Compute the reactions at C.
3 m
A
toll
B
4 m
4 m
D

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