The 150 kg rectangular solid shown in figure (4) is homogeneous. Determine the tension T required to hold the rectangular solid in the position shown and the reactions at A and B. Friction at D is negligible

The 150 kg rectangular solid shown in figure (4) is homogeneous. Determine the tension T required to hold the rectangular solid in the position shown and the reactions at A and B. Friction at D is negligible

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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The 150 kg rectangular solid shown in figure
(4) is homogeneous. Determine the tension T required to hold the rectangular solid in the position shown and the reactions at A and B.
Friction at D is negligible

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