The rod is supported by ball-and-socket joint D andcables AB, AC. Suppose that F = 800 N and x = 6m. (Figure 1)Figure1 of 13 m2 m30 Part CDetermine the x, y, and z components of reaction at support D using scalar notation.Express your answers using three significant figures separated by commas.nν ΑΣφvecDa, Dy, D. =N%3DSubmitRequest Answer

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The rod is supported by ball-and-socket joint D and cables AB, AC. Suppose that F = 800 N and x 6 m. (Figure 1) %3D