**Problem Statement:**For the frame shown below, what is the value of the force in member BC? (Note: Enter your numeric answer only. No need to enter units. Give your answer to two decimal places).FBC = _________ N**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram illustrates a mechanical frame consisting of several components:- **Rigid Members:** The frame has a fixed member from point A to the wall, and another horizontal member BC.- **Member Lengths and Angles:** - The horizontal member BC is tied horizontally at 1.2 meters. - The member AC is vertical with a height of 0.6 meters from point A to C. - An additional rope segment extends horizontally 0.1 meters from C to D.- **Pulley System:** A pulley is located at point D with a cable extending vertically downward to support a weight.- **Weight:** A mass of 50 kg is suspended from the pulley mechanical system.**Calculation Requirement:**To solve for the force in member BC, you need to identify the forces in the system due to the weight and solve using equilibrium equations for forces and moments in the structure. The given weight (50 kg) contributes to a gravitational force that needs to be balanced by tension and other forces in the structure.

The tension in the rope is, T=50g=509.81=490.5 N

Answered: FBC = 1.2 m - D 0.1 m 0.3 m В |C 0.6 m…

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FBC = 1.2 m - D 0.1 m 0.3 m В |C 0.6 m 50 kg A

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**Problem Statement:**

For the frame shown below, what is the value of the force in member BC? (Note: Enter your numeric answer only. No need to enter units. Give your answer to two decimal places).

FBC = _________ N

**Diagram Explanation:**

The diagram illustrates a mechanical frame consisting of several components:

- **Rigid Members:** The frame has a fixed member from point A to the wall, and another horizontal member BC.
- **Member Lengths and Angles:**
- The horizontal member BC is tied horizontally at 1.2 meters.
- The member AC is vertical with a height of 0.6 meters from point A to C.
- An additional rope segment extends horizontally 0.1 meters from C to D.
- **Pulley System:** A pulley is located at point D with a cable extending vertically downward to support a weight.
- **Weight:** A mass of 50 kg is suspended from the pulley mechanical system.

**Calculation Requirement:**

To solve for the force in member BC, you need to identify the forces in the system due to the weight and solve using equilibrium equations for forces and moments in the structure. The given weight (50 kg) contributes to a gravitational force that needs to be balanced by tension and other forces in the structure.

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