The frame shown in Figure 3 is composed of continuous memb ers AB, and DBEF. It has external hinge (pin) supports at A and F. The cable is att ached at the pin D and runs over the pulleys at G and D, and attached to the wall at C. Two vertical forces of 15 kN and 7.5 kN are applied at E and B, resp ectively. A counterdockwise couple of 10 kN.m is applied to the frame as shown in Figure 3. Determine: 1. The external reaction for ces at supp ort s A, and F. 2. The forces acting on each member of the frame induding the pulleys and any pins that are induded in the substruct ure free-body diagrams. PLACE YOUR FINAL RESULTS ON SEPARATE FREE BODY DIAGRAMS FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE FRAME, THE PULLEYS AND ANY PINS YOU IN- CLUDED IN THE INITIAL SUBSTRUCTURE FBDS. 20m 1 m

The frame shown in Figure 3 is composed of continuous memb ers AB, and DBEF. It has external hinge (pin) supports at A and F. The cable is att ached at the pin D and runs over the pulleys at G and D, and attached to the wall at C. Two vertical forces of 15 kN and 7.5 kN are applied at E and B, resp ectively. A counterdockwise couple of 10 kN.m is applied to the frame as shown in Figure 3. Determine: 1. The external reaction for ces at supp ort s A, and F. 2. The forces acting on each member of the frame induding the pulleys and any pins that are induded in the substruct ure free-body diagrams. PLACE YOUR FINAL RESULTS ON SEPARATE FREE BODY DIAGRAMS FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE FRAME, THE PULLEYS AND ANY PINS YOU IN- CLUDED IN THE INITIAL SUBSTRUCTURE FBDS. 20m 1 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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