In order to make an adjustment, a group of engineering students remove leg D from a laboratory worktable. To ensure that the table remains stable, they place a 4.7-kg stack of statics textbooks centered at point E of the tabletop as shown. Determine the normal reaction force at each leg A, B, and C. The uniform tabletop has a mass of 37.0 kg, and each leg has a mass of 5.9 kg. 0.3 m 0.5 m Answers: NA = i NB= i Nc= i 4.7 kg E 0.4 m D 1.2 m Z Z N N

In order to make an adjustment, a group of engineering students remove leg D from a laboratory worktable. To ensure that the table remains stable, they place a 4.7-kg stack of statics textbooks centered at point E of the tabletop as shown. Determine the normal reaction force at each leg A, B, and C. The uniform tabletop has a mass of 37.0 kg, and each leg has a mass of 5.9 kg. 0.3 m 0.5 m Answers: NA = i NB= i Nc= i 4.7 kg E 0.4 m D 1.2 m Z Z N N

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