procedu Mnnjos io aun d au Problem 3. What do you think you have to do now? Yes. An equilibrium 2D problem! Do not use decimals. Distances should be integers between 1 to 6 meters. The body is a cylinder of known radius (integer number) and known mass (you decide). You will decide the type of supports that are holding the body at rest. Two known external non-parallel forces and a known external couple are applied at the body. One external force must be a diagonal and its slope marked with a known triangle (So sorry, again). Write 3 equations for equilibrium and solve them numerically. Draw the free body diagram and show the procedure of the solution.

procedu Mnnjos io aun d au Problem 3. What do you think you have to do now? Yes. An equilibrium 2D problem! Do not use decimals. Distances should be integers between 1 to 6 meters. The body is a cylinder of known radius (integer number) and known mass (you decide). You will decide the type of supports that are holding the body at rest. Two known external non-parallel forces and a known external couple are applied at the body. One external force must be a diagonal and its slope marked with a known triangle (So sorry, again). Write 3 equations for equilibrium and solve them numerically. Draw the free body diagram and show the procedure of the solution.

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