8. The rectangular gate in the figure is hinged at B and rests on a smooth floor at A, the horizontal component of the reaction at A therefore being zero. The gate is 5 m wide perpendicular to the paper. Determine the vertical component of the reaction at A and horizontal and vertical components at B for the following sets of condition a. )x= 6 m, y = 8m, z = 0 m b. )x= 6 m y = 8m, z = 4 m WS V hinge B X

8. The rectangular gate in the figure is hinged at B and rests on a smooth floor at A, the horizontal component of the reaction at A therefore being zero. The gate is 5 m wide perpendicular to the paper. Determine the vertical component of the reaction at A and horizontal and vertical components at B for the following sets of condition a. )x= 6 m, y = 8m, z = 0 m b. )x= 6 m y = 8m, z = 4 m WS V hinge B X

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8. The rectangular gate in the figure is hinged at B and rests on a smooth floor at A, the horizontal component of the reaction at A
therefore being zero. The gate is 5 m wide perpendicular to the paper. Determine the vertical component of the reaction at A and
horizontal and vertical components at B for the following sets of condition
a. )x= 6 m, y = 8m, z = 0 m
b. )x= 6 m y = 8m, z = 4 m
WS
V
hinge B
X
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