5A 5m-long bar AB issupported by a ball-in-socket support at A, the cableCD and a smooth floor at B. A force F = -10 i (N) isapplied at G. Here, D is at the midpoint of the bar AB,G is the midpoint of AD, and C is the midpoint of OE.Here, the line BE is parallel to x-axis. Neglect theweight of bar AB.Use the scalar method to determine the tension incable CD and the reactions at A and B.(Hint: you can break the tension force by cable DC toits components.)(F=9.015N, FB=3.75N, A, 5N, A, ON, A==3.75N).3m422m

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