A horizontal member fixed at at C with dimensions. a 4.1 ft and. b = 6.4 ft. has a moment. M = 244.0 ft-lb CW, located at B, and a force, F₁ = 84.0 lb, and F2 61.0 lb. What is the moment reaction at point C? F₂ M B A For the system at right a t-bar rod is connected at A with a roller in a smooth slot, at C with a roller, and at D on a smooth surface. The dimensions, a 6.7 ft, b=3.6 ft, and c = 5.3ft. The loads applied at B are a Force, F-41 lb., and a Moment, M 310 ft-lb CW." Calculate the support reactions at A, A Roller in Smooth Slot F Roller C M B Smooth Surface D (Report the forces in cartesian form.) C and D

A horizontal member fixed at at C with dimensions. a 4.1 ft and. b = 6.4 ft. has a moment. M = 244.0 ft-lb CW, located at B, and a force, F₁ = 84.0 lb, and F2 61.0 lb. What is the moment reaction at point C? F₂ M B A For the system at right a t-bar rod is connected at A with a roller in a smooth slot, at C with a roller, and at D on a smooth surface. The dimensions, a 6.7 ft, b=3.6 ft, and c = 5.3ft. The loads applied at B are a Force, F-41 lb., and a Moment, M 310 ft-lb CW." Calculate the support reactions at A, A Roller in Smooth Slot F Roller C M B Smooth Surface D (Report the forces in cartesian form.) C and D

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