A box placed on the three-piece-bar as shown in the figure. The bar is supported from points A and B. Part I and II of the bar has a mass of 0.25 kg, and the third part has a mass of 0.5 kg. (L=3 m) a) b) Draw the free body diagram. Find the reaction forces at points A and B. - 43 - 43 - L/3 * L/6 A B m,= m= 0.25 kg m= 0.5 kg maox = 2 kg

A box placed on the three-piece-bar as shown in the figure. The bar is supported from points A and B. Part I and II of the bar has a mass of 0.25 kg, and the third part has a mass of 0.5 kg. (L=3 m) a) b) Draw the free body diagram. Find the reaction forces at points A and B. - 43 - 43 - L/3 * L/6 A B m,= m= 0.25 kg m= 0.5 kg maox = 2 kg

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