The 2kg member is supported by the pin and bracket at A and a cable at B as shown. Cable EBD passes thru a frictionless hole at B. The center of gravity of the member is located at G. Determine the support reactions at the pin and bracket at A. Hints: • Frictionless hole: tensions on both sides are equal • Represent the resultant of the two tension forces at B as force vector B

The 2kg member is supported by the pin and bracket at A and a cable at B as shown. Cable EBD passes thru a frictionless hole at B. The center of gravity of the member is located at G. Determine the support reactions at the pin and bracket at A. Hints: • Frictionless hole: tensions on both sides are equal • Represent the resultant of the two tension forces at B as force vector B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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