(a) A uniform steel beam of mass 200.00 kg is held up by a steel cable that is connected tothe beam a distance L 6.00 m from the wall, at an angle 0=30.00° as shown Figure 1.The beam is bolted to the wall with an unknown force F exerted by the wall on the beam.An object of mass 600.00 kg, resting on top of the beam, is placed a distance d 2.00 mfrom the wall. Solve this problem fully, by finding the tension in the cable, the horizontaland vertical components of the force that the wall exerts on the beam and its magnitudeand its direction.Figure 1

Given:- A uniform steel beam of mass M = 200.00 kg is held up by a steel cable that is connected to…

(a) A uniform steel beam of mass 200.00 kg is held up by a steel cable that is connected the beam a distance L 6.00 m from the wall, at an angle 0 = 30.00° as shown Figure The beam is bolted to the wall with an unknown force F exerted by the wall on the bean An object of mass 600.00 kg, resting on top of the beam, is placed a distance d 2.00 from the wall, Solve this problem fully, by finding the tension in the cable, the horizonta

(a) A uniform steel beam of mass 200.00 kg is held up by a steel cable that is connected the beam a distance L 6.00 m from the wall, at an angle 0 = 30.00° as shown Figure The beam is bolted to the wall with an unknown force F exerted by the wall on the bean An object of mass 600.00 kg, resting on top of the beam, is placed a distance d 2.00 from the wall, Solve this problem fully, by finding the tension in the cable, the horizonta

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