3. A scoop carries 610 kg of load with center of mass at G. Neglecting the mass of the members, calculate the following: (Use g = 9.806 m/s²) a. The hydraulic force in IJ, and b. The hydraulic force in BC. A 350 mm 30 H 200 mm

3. A scoop carries 610 kg of load with center of mass at G. Neglecting the mass of the members, calculate the following: (Use g = 9.806 m/s²) a. The hydraulic force in IJ, and b. The hydraulic force in BC. A 350 mm 30 H 200 mm

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3. A scoop carries 610 kg of load with center of mass at G. Neglecting the mass of the
members, calculate the following: (Use g = 9.806 m/s²)
a. The hydraulic force in IJ, and
b. The hydraulic force in BC.
A
350 mm
30°
H
B
200 mm
300 mm
F
E
300 mm
G
-200 mm
100 mm
D
400 mm
-200 mm
200 mm
50 mm
50 mm
Answer: a. Fj = 11,047.4452 N (T); b. Fgc = 18,799.5029 N (C)

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