FRICTIONIn the beam system shownin the figure, the 200-KNBlock is supported by a rod(Rod C), which is connectedp = 0.20130°10 KN/mto Beam AC at Point C.5 KN/m70°ASolve the following:1. Compressive force in RodС.1.002.001.001.002. Resultant reaction of theHinge at Point A.

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FRICTION In the beam system shown in the figure, the 200-KN Block is supported by a rod (Rod C), which is connected p = 0.20 130° 10 KN/m D E to Beam AC at Point C. 5 KN/m В C 70° A Solve the following: 1. Compressive force in Rod C. 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 2. Resultant reaction of the Hinge at Point A. 200KN

FRICTION In the beam system shown in the figure, the 200-KN Block is supported by a rod (Rod C), which is connected p = 0.20 130° 10 KN/m D E to Beam AC at Point C. 5 KN/m В C 70° A Solve the following: 1. Compressive force in Rod C. 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 2. Resultant reaction of the Hinge at Point A. 200KN

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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