Determine the horizontal reaction force (in newton) at support A and the vertical reaction force (in Newton) at support A and B. If it points leftwards, report the answer with a negative sign. The determine the magnitude of the reaction force (in Newton) at smooth peg at C. Use F = 650 N, M = 850 N.m, a = 2.2 m, and b = 1.6 m. The peg at C is smooth, and the wight of the members can be neglected. B 45% F D

Determine the horizontal reaction force (in newton) at support A and the vertical reaction force (in Newton) at support A and B. If it points leftwards, report the answer with a negative sign. The determine the magnitude of the reaction force (in Newton) at smooth peg at C. Use F = 650 N, M = 850 N.m, a = 2.2 m, and b = 1.6 m. The peg at C is smooth, and the wight of the members can be neglected. B 45% F D

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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