The homogeneous 20 KN plate is welded to the vertical shaft AB of negligible weight. The assembly is supported by a slider bearing at A and a thrust bearing at B. Determine the force in cable CD. а. 91.65 KN b. 46.61 KN 0.5m C. 56.61 KN A d. 81.65 KN Determine the magnitude of the bearing reaction at A. 51.21 KN 4m 40 KN а. E b. 31.21 KN С. 25.56 KN 20 KN d. 61.56 KN 1.0 m 2m 2m B y

The homogeneous 20 KN plate is welded to the vertical shaft AB of negligible weight. The assembly is supported by a slider bearing at A and a thrust bearing at B. Determine the force in cable CD. а. 91.65 KN b. 46.61 KN 0.5m C. 56.61 KN A d. 81.65 KN Determine the magnitude of the bearing reaction at A. 51.21 KN 4m 40 KN а. E b. 31.21 KN С. 25.56 KN 20 KN d. 61.56 KN 1.0 m 2m 2m B y

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