Problem 2. From the figure below,Given: weight of the cylinder= 350 KNNote: neglect the weight of the bar and friction350 kN3m10.5 m258 2540Ba. Compute the reaction at Ab. Compute the reaction at Dc. Compute the tension in cable at B

Problem 2. From the figure below, Given: weight of the cylinder= 350 KN Note: neglect the weight of the bar and friction 350 kN 3m 10.5 m 258 258 408 a. Compute the reaction at A b. Compute the reaction at D c. Compute the tension in cable at B

Problem 2. From the figure below, Given: weight of the cylinder= 350 KN Note: neglect the weight of the bar and friction 350 kN 3m 10.5 m 258 258 408 a. Compute the reaction at A b. Compute the reaction at D c. Compute the tension in cable at B

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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