Figure 2.4 shows a rope is supporting a 185 kg uniform beam which is 16.0 m long. One end of the beam is hinged at the wall and the other end of the beam supports a m = 15.2 kg load. The rope is attached to the end of the beam and makes an angle of 30.5° with the horizontal beam. (d) 30.5° `Hinge m Figure 2.4 Calculate (i) the tension in the rope, and (ii) the magnitude and direction of force acting at the hinge.

Figure 2.4 shows a rope is supporting a 185 kg uniform beam which is 16.0 m long. One end of the beam is hinged at the wall and the other end of the beam supports a m = 15.2 kg load. The rope is attached to the end of the beam and makes an angle of 30.5° with the horizontal beam. (d) 30.5° `Hinge m Figure 2.4 Calculate (i) the tension in the rope, and (ii) the magnitude and direction of force acting at the hinge.

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