A load of 175 N applied to the members shown below causes a tension of 40Ó N in cable DC. a) Determine the reaction force at B b) Assume the surface is smooth, determine the horizontal and vertical components of the reaction force at A on member AC. 175 lb B D 1 'C 4 2 21 200 208 1. force B = N. 48.1 2. force A, 41.7 3. force A, 134 4 Not an answer 333

A load of 175 N applied to the members shown below causes a tension of 40Ó N in cable DC. a) Determine the reaction force at B b) Assume the surface is smooth, determine the horizontal and vertical components of the reaction force at A on member AC. 175 lb B D 1 'C 4 2 21 200 208 1. force B = N. 48.1 2. force A, 41.7 3. force A, 134 4 Not an answer 333

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A load of 175 N applied to the members shown below causes a tension of 400Ó N in
cable DC.
a) Determine the reaction force at B
b) Assume the surface is smooth, determine the horizontal and vertical components
of the reaction force at A on member AC.
175 lb
B D
PC
2
4'
200
208
1. force B=
48.1
2.
force A, =
IN
41.7
3.
force A,
134
4.
Not an answer
333
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