A 280-kg uniform rectangular plate is supported in the position shown in the figure by hinges A and Band by a cable DCE that passes over a frictioniess hook at C. Assume that the tenslon is the same in both parts of the cable and that hinge B does not exert any axial thrust. 060mm etcok 150 zim Print 90mm 675 mmm eferences 270 m Problem 04.117.c - Reactlon from plate Determine the reactions at Aand B INT- N k. The resction at As the reserion at 5s 1573 N)

A 280-kg uniform rectangular plate is supported in the position shown in the figure by hinges A and Band by a cable DCE that passes over a frictioniess hook at C. Assume that the tenslon is the same in both parts of the cable and that hinge B does not exert any axial thrust. 060mm etcok 150 zim Print 90mm 675 mmm eferences 270 m Problem 04.117.c - Reactlon from plate Determine the reactions at Aand B INT- N k. The resction at As the reserion at 5s 1573 N)

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