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A rod, pinned at A, is being pulled using a cable at B. If the cable remains horizontal while pulling the rod, determine the smallest angle @ for equilibrium. The spring at Chas stiffness of k= 60 N/m and unstretched when = 0. -20 N k=60 N/m, T

A rod, pinned at A, is being pulled using a cable at B. If the cable remains horizontal while pulling the rod, determine the smallest angle @ for equilibrium. The spring at Chas stiffness of k= 60 N/m and unstretched when = 0. -20 N k=60 N/m, T

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1. A rod, pinned at A, is being pulled using a cable at B. If the cable remains horizontal while pulling the rod, determine the smallest angle for equilibrium. The spring at Chas stiffness of k= 60 N/m and unstretched when 0 = 0°. F-20 N 60 N/m/ 55555 2 m
Transcribed Image Text:1. A rod, pinned at A, is being pulled using a cable at B. If the cable remains horizontal while pulling the rod, determine the smallest angle for equilibrium. The spring at Chas stiffness of k= 60 N/m and unstretched when 0 = 0°. F-20 N 60 N/m/ 55555 2 m
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