PROBLEM. A mechanism carries a constant load Papplied to the seat as given. As CDFE and EFGH is aparallelogram.P = 641 N0 = 28.6°Calculate the following forces, in N:1. Member FG2. Pin H3. Hydraulic cylinder AB E100175nok jou si si400LBEC150aThis is not you property so do not useway as if were your ownDEBoperty so do notuse it in any way asif it were your own.300 in any175150200Dimensions in millimetersGH150This is not your propertyso do not use it in anyway as if it were your

PROBLEM. A mechanism carries a constant load P applied to the seat as given. As CDFE and EFGH is a parallelogram. P = 641 N 8 = 28.6° Calculate the following forces, in N: 1. Member FG 2. Pin H 3. Hydraulic cylinder AB

PROBLEM. A mechanism carries a constant load P applied to the seat as given. As CDFE and EFGH is a parallelogram. P = 641 N 8 = 28.6° Calculate the following forces, in N: 1. Member FG 2. Pin H 3. Hydraulic cylinder AB

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PROBLEM. A mechanism carries a constant load P
applied to the seat as given. As CDFE and EFGH is a
parallelogram.
P = 641 N
0 = 28.6°
Calculate the following forces, in N:
1. Member FG
2. Pin H
3. Hydraulic cylinder AB

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