A beam AB is attached to a rocker at A and a pin at B. it is subjected to three forces as shown in the figure below. The vertical component of reaction at pin B is. 600 N 200 N 45° 2m Select one: O a. 600 N O b. 900 N O c. 392.65 N O d. 192.65 N 3m 100 N 2m B В

A beam AB is attached to a rocker at A and a pin at B. it is subjected to three forces as shown in the figure below. The vertical component of reaction at pin B is. 600 N 200 N 45° 2m Select one: O a. 600 N O b. 900 N O c. 392.65 N O d. 192.65 N 3m 100 N 2m B В

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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