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- Please find the right answer. Show the complete solution including FBD.plz help, explain thoroughlyQuestion 4. Consider the diagram below, which is not to scale. R A A Ym Reaction at A: RA= = Reaction at B: RB X KN = 6m Given that X = 45 kN and Y = 5 m calculate the reactions at support A and B. Enter your answers in kN correct to three significant figures in the appropriate boxes below. KN B KN R B
- 1. The rod, supported by thrust bearing at A and cable BC, is subjected to an 80 lb force. Find the reactions at the thrust bearing A and cable BC. With complete FBD.Hi Please Help me answer this with complete solution thank you very much4. Determine the reactions at points of contact A, B, and C needed to support the force of 800 N. Neglect the thickness of the smooth pipe in the calculation. A 0.26 m 30 0.5 m 0.5m 30 0.15 m 800 N
- please show the reactions of point A and B. Answers and steps please Find the reactions at A and B 6 kN/m 3 m 3 mBased on Problem 6-69 from the textbook. Determine the reactions at supports A and B. a= 7.7 ft d= 7.3 ft b= 12.0 ft C = 4-1 ft 500 lb/ft a + a b 700 lb/ft с B dA hatch door with a center of mass at G is supported by a cable. Identify the support reactions on the door. U 2m > 2 m Check all the possible support reactions on the door, even if some of them are equal to zero due to the loading given. Make sure the reactions in the set you choose do not depend on each other. B FBA at B along the rod A₂ M₁ MB By Az FAB at A along the rod FBC at B along the cable BC B₂