m [kg] 4/₂ [m]SHсECtiven: m = 42kgL57BL[m]15° AIf AB and CBis taken as 1.1 [m].4/35 m [kg]khave Lengths of 0.305 [m] andFind the moment of forceacting atpoint Az

Write the given data. m=42 kgAB=BC=0.305 mL=1.1 m

Answered: _m[kg] 4/₂ [m] 21 SHE Снием m= 42кд I B…

_m[kg] 4/₂ [m] 21 SHE Снием m= 42кд I B L[m] 15⁰ A If AB and CB is taken as 1.1 [m]. Find The moment Э 4/3 m [kg] have Lengths of 0.305 [m] and астид acting at point A₂

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m [kg] 4/₂ [m]
SH
с
E
Ctiven: m = 42kg
L
57
B
L[m]
15° A
If AB and CB
is taken as 1.1 [m].
4/35 m [kg]
k
have Lengths of 0.305 [m] and
Find the moment of force
acting at
point Az

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