Draw complete free-body diagrams for the bodies specifiedin the following problems. Neglect the weight of the mem-ber except where the problem statement indicates that theweight of the member is to be considered. Assume that allsurfaces are smooth unless indicated otherwise.The cylinder, which has a mass mshown in Fig.A

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