20/16ElevatorCobleFia. P 4-29FIG. P 4-304-30. The airplane control stick in Fig. P 4-30 weighs 4 lb and is subjected toa force of 50 lb. Determine:(a) The resultant pull of the control stick on the elevator cable.(b) The horizontal and vertical components of the pin reaction at OO the contalLstick4-31. In Fig. P 4-31, determine the horizontal and vertical components ofthe reaction at A on member AB and the tension in the cord BC. Neglect theweight of the member.12'Cord60°240SmoothFIG. P 4-31FIG. P 4-32

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4-31. In Fig. P 4-31, determine the horizontal and vertical components of the reaction at A on member AB and the tension in the cord BC. Neglect the weight of the member. Cord 12 000 240 Smooth FIG. P 4-31 FIG. P 4-32

4-31. In Fig. P 4-31, determine the horizontal and vertical components of the reaction at A on member AB and the tension in the cord BC. Neglect the weight of the member. Cord 12 000 240 Smooth FIG. P 4-31 FIG. P 4-32

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16
Elevator
Coble
Fia. P 4-29
FIG. P 4-30
4-30. The airplane control stick in Fig. P 4-30 weighs 4 lb and is subjected to
a force of 50 lb. Determine:
(a) The resultant pull of the control stick on the elevator cable.
(b) The horizontal and vertical components of the pin reaction at O
O the contalLstick
4-31. In Fig. P 4-31, determine the horizontal and vertical components of
the reaction at A on member AB and the tension in the cord BC. Neglect the
weight of the member.
12'
Cord
60°
240
Smooth
FIG. P 4-31
FIG. P 4-32

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