QUESTION 2 The AE cable carrying the concentrated loads is attached to the rod EN, which has two ends of the hinges. The rod EN stands vertically with the cable EG. a = 2 m, b = 8 m, c = 4 m, d = 6 m, P = 10 kN. a) Find the reaction forces at the pins A and G, the force on the rod EN. Draw all the required free body diagrams. a) Find the vertical distances of yan and yAD. Draw all the required free body diagrams. SOLUTION B P -b--bc*c-d

QUESTION 2 The AE cable carrying the concentrated loads is attached to the rod EN, which has two ends of the hinges. The rod EN stands vertically with the cable EG. a = 2 m, b = 8 m, c = 4 m, d = 6 m, P = 10 kN. a) Find the reaction forces at the pins A and G, the force on the rod EN. Draw all the required free body diagrams. a) Find the vertical distances of yan and yAD. Draw all the required free body diagrams. SOLUTION B P -b--bc*c-d

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