An engineer trying to determine whether her crane will tip over when attempting tolift a 33K load. Her crane has a 10K chassis and 40K counterweight. Assume allother parts of the crane have negligible weight.5ftAnswer all questions relative to the rotation point.How much torque is caused by the load?unit vHow much torque is caused by the chassis?unit vHow much torque is caused by the counterweight?unit vBARNHARTweightWhat would happen if the crane tried to lift the load?finalize(after completing ALL problems)check answerscannot be determineUnit 15: torque, complete problems 1Desmos Scientific Online CalculatorTXXXXX

From the figure, load is 25 ft away from the pivot point. arm length of crane: 252+302 =39.051 ft…

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