The uniform rod AB has a mass of 40 kg. The member is pin connected to a collar on a smooth rod at A, and is connected to a roller at B. A cable, BC, is holding B in position. Determine the following: !! Draw the complete Free Body Diagram 60° 3 m FINAL ANSWERS The force reaction at A . The force reaction at B is. The force in the cable B here f N N

The uniform rod AB has a mass of 40 kg. The member is pin connected to a collar on a smooth rod at A, and is connected to a roller at B. A cable, BC, is holding B in position. Determine the following: !! Draw the complete Free Body Diagram 60° 3 m FINAL ANSWERS The force reaction at A . The force reaction at B is. The force in the cable B here f N N

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Chapter2: Vectors

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