Copyright © McGraw-Hill Education. Permission required for reproduction or display. -3.6 m A 2400 N 2.7 m D 2.7 m F E 4.8 m a. Determine the vertical component Cy and its direction at C (use "up" or "down"); enter your answer as a whole number. b. Determine the vertical component Ay and its direction at A (use "up" or "down"); enter your answer as a whole number. O B

Copyright © McGraw-Hill Education. Permission required for reproduction or display. -3.6 m A 2400 N 2.7 m D 2.7 m F E 4.8 m a. Determine the vertical component Cy and its direction at C (use "up" or "down"); enter your answer as a whole number. b. Determine the vertical component Ay and its direction at A (use "up" or "down"); enter your answer as a whole number. O B

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Copyright © McGraw-Hill Education. Permission required for reproduction or display.
-3.6 m
A
2400 N
2.7 m
D
2.7 m
F
E
-4.8 m
a. Determine the vertical component Cy and its direction at C (use "up" or "down"); enter your
answer as a whole number.
b. Determine the vertical component Ay and its direction at A (use "up" or "down"); enter your
answer as a whole number.
Example
If Cy=300.5 N in the positive direction
and
if Ay=200.3 N in the negative direction, enter
301up;200down
in that order.
B
C

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