**Section 5.7: Constraints and Statical Determinacy****Page 265****Problem 5-76:**"The member is supported by a pin at A and cable BC. Determine the components of reaction at these supports if the cylinder has a mass of 40 kg."**Diagram Explanation:**A 3D diagram is shown, illustrating a structural setup with the following components:- A member supported by a pin at point A, which is located at the coordinate axis origin.- A cable BC extends from point B to point C. The point B is positioned 0.5 meters above point C along the z-axis.- The structure spans horizontally from point A to point C over a distance of 3 meters, with point C being 1 meter along the y-axis from point A.- There is vertical support at point D, which is at the end of a 1-meter horizontal extension from point C along the x-axis.- A mass of 40 kg hangs vertically from point D, suspended by a cable.The diagram serves to visually represent the problem's configuration for analysis of static equilibrium and reaction components at the supports.

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**Section 5.7: Constraints and Statical Determinacy**

**Page 265**

**Problem 5-76:**

"The member is supported by a pin at A and cable BC. Determine the components of reaction at these supports if the cylinder has a mass of 40 kg."

**Diagram Explanation:**

A 3D diagram is shown, illustrating a structural setup with the following components:

- A member supported by a pin at point A, which is located at the coordinate axis origin.
- A cable BC extends from point B to point C. The point B is positioned 0.5 meters above point C along the z-axis.
- The structure spans horizontally from point A to point C over a distance of 3 meters, with point C being 1 meter along the y-axis from point A.
- There is vertical support at point D, which is at the end of a 1-meter horizontal extension from point C along the x-axis.
- A mass of 40 kg hangs vertically from point D, suspended by a cable.

The diagram serves to visually represent the problem's configuration for analysis of static equilibrium and reaction components at the supports.

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