B. F A hand-powered can crusher is shown in the figure. If a force of Fis applied at C, find the magnitude of the vertical component of the force exerted on the can at D and the horizontal and vertical reactions at A. given: F = 55 Ib, L =8 in, L2 = 20 in, e = 54 . o= 22. a = 16 Note: x is directed to the right, +y is directed upward. Ax = Number Ibs, Ay Number Ibs Dy= Number (bs

B. F A hand-powered can crusher is shown in the figure. If a force of Fis applied at C, find the magnitude of the vertical component of the force exerted on the can at D and the horizontal and vertical reactions at A. given: F = 55 Ib, L =8 in, L2 = 20 in, e = 54 . o= 22. a = 16 Note: x is directed to the right, +y is directed upward. Ax = Number Ibs, Ay Number Ibs Dy= Number (bs

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Statics, A hand-powered can crusher is shown in the figure. If a force of F is applied at C, find the magnitude of the vertical component of the force exerted on the can at D and the horizontal and vertical reactions at A.

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A hand-powered can crusher is shown in the figure. If a force of Fis applied at C, find the magnitude of the vertical component of the
force exerted on the can at D and the horizontal and vertical reactions at A. given:
F = 55 D, L1 =8 in, L2= 20 in, e = 54 " = 22*. a= 16*
Note: x is directed to the right, +y is directed upward.
Ax =
Number
Ibs, Ay=
Number
Ibs
Dy=
Number
Ibs

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