The system in the figure below is in equilibrium. A 50 kg beam that is hinged on the floor is also held at rest by the cable. A hanging mass of 200 kg is placed at the end of the beam. Calculate: a.) The tension in the cable. b.) The reaction forces exerted on the beam by the hinge. 30° 45° O T = 6030.32 N, Rx = 5222.41 N, Ry = 5467.66 N O T = 603.32 N, Rx = 522.41 N, Ry = 546.66 N O T = 6030.32 N, Rx = 5467.66 N, Ry = 5222.41 N O T = 603.32 N, Rx = 546.66 N, Ry = 522.41 N 200k

The system in the figure below is in equilibrium. A 50 kg beam that is hinged on the floor is also held at rest by the cable. A hanging mass of 200 kg is placed at the end of the beam. Calculate: a.) The tension in the cable. b.) The reaction forces exerted on the beam by the hinge. 30° 45° O T = 6030.32 N, Rx = 5222.41 N, Ry = 5467.66 N O T = 603.32 N, Rx = 522.41 N, Ry = 546.66 N O T = 6030.32 N, Rx = 5467.66 N, Ry = 5222.41 N O T = 603.32 N, Rx = 546.66 N, Ry = 522.41 N 200k

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