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Consider the set-up shown. It has rocker at A, which resists downward displacement, but allows horizontal and upward displacement. Three forces are applied at B, C and D. There is a pin at D, which resists horizontal and vertical displacement but allows rotation. You can neglect the weight of the beam. The beam has a height of 0.2 m and d₁ = 1 m, d₂ = 1 m, d3 = 1.5 m, |F₁ | = 200 N, |F₂| = 200 N, |F3| 300 N, 0 = 50°. F₂ 1.0.1m F3 C D B T + d₁ d3 = d₂

Consider the set-up shown. It has rocker at A, which resists downward displacement, but allows horizontal and upward displacement. Three forces are applied at B, C and D. There is a pin at D, which resists horizontal and vertical displacement but allows rotation. You can neglect the weight of the beam. The beam has a height of 0.2 m and d₁ = 1 m, d₂ = 1 m, d3 = 1.5 m, |F₁ | = 200 N, |F₂| = 200 N, |F3| 300 N, 0 = 50°. F₂ 1.0.1m F3 C D B T + d₁ d3 = d₂

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Consider the set-up shown. It has rocker at A, which resists downward displacement, but allows horizontal and upward displacement. Three forces are applied at B, C and D. There is a pin at D, which resists horizontal and vertical displacement but allows rotation. You can neglect the weight of the beam. The beam has a height of 0.2 m and d₁ = 1 m, d₂ = 1 m, d3 = 1.5 m, |F₁ | = 200 N, |F₂| = 200 N, |F3| = 300 N, 0 = 50°. F3 F₂ 0.1m 0- C 71 TIITRIT B d₂ d3 D
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the set-up shown. It has rocker at A, which resists downward displacement, but allows horizontal and upward displacement. Three forces are applied at B, C and D. There is a pin at D, which resists horizontal and vertical displacement but allows rotation. You can neglect the weight of the beam. The beam has a height of 0.2 m and d₁ = 1 m, d₂ = 1 m, d3 = 1.5 m, |F₁ | = 200 N, |F₂| = 200 N, |F3| = 300 N, 0 = 50°. F3 F₂ 0.1m 0- C 71 TIITRIT B d₂ d3 D
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