A) Draw a Free Body Diagram of the whole frame, being careful about how you handle the rope. The sand weights 70 lbs total. The pulley has a 0.5 ft radius. B) Compute the reactions at C. C) Draw a Free Body Diagram of the bar ABC. D) Compute the reactions at A and B. 3 ft A -2 ft-2 ft-* 70 lb/ft D k-2 ft- BO E -3 ft- n

A) Draw a Free Body Diagram of the whole frame, being careful about how you handle the rope. The sand weights 70 lbs total. The pulley has a 0.5 ft radius. B) Compute the reactions at C. C) Draw a Free Body Diagram of the bar ABC. D) Compute the reactions at A and B. 3 ft A -2 ft-2 ft-* 70 lb/ft D k-2 ft- BO E -3 ft- n

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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