9.- A rigid crank arm is loaded and supported as shown. Determine the components of the reaction at support A and the force exerted on the arm by the link at C. Comprehension (State Definition, Free Body Diagram and/or Diagram Sketch) 300 N 1 -2 m- -3 m- -2 m 570 Nm E 60° 1600 N Knowledge (Equations that Governing the Phenomenon) Application (Solution Procedure, all computations)

9.- A rigid crank arm is loaded and supported as shown. Determine the components of the reaction at support A and the force exerted on the arm by the link at C. Comprehension (State Definition, Free Body Diagram and/or Diagram Sketch) 300 N 1 -2 m- -3 m- -2 m 570 Nm E 60° 1600 N Knowledge (Equations that Governing the Phenomenon) Application (Solution Procedure, all computations)

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9.- A rigid crank arm is loaded and supported as shown. Determine the components of the reaction at support A and the
force exerted on the arm by the link at C.
Comprehension (State Definition, Free Body Diagram and/or Diagram Sketch)
300 N
1
-2 m-
-3 m-
-2 m
570 Nm
E
60°
1600 N
Knowledge (Equations that Governing the Phenomenon)
Application (Solution Procedure, all computations)

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