Three cylinders are piled in a rectangular ditch as Figure 2 shown in Figure 2. By neglecting the friction, determine the reaction between the cylinder C and the vertical wall. Note: ((Weight of Cylinder A, WA = 200 N, Radius of Cylinder A, RA = 50 mm); (Weight of Cylinder B, WB = 400 N, Radius of Cylinder B, RB = 60 mm); (Weight of Cylinder C, B. Wc = 150 N, Radius of Cylinder C, Rc = 40 mm); %3D (Take width of the ditch is equal to 180 mm)). 2)

Three cylinders are piled in a rectangular ditch as Figure 2 shown in Figure 2. By neglecting the friction, determine the reaction between the cylinder C and the vertical wall. Note: ((Weight of Cylinder A, WA = 200 N, Radius of Cylinder A, RA = 50 mm); (Weight of Cylinder B, WB = 400 N, Radius of Cylinder B, RB = 60 mm); (Weight of Cylinder C, B. Wc = 150 N, Radius of Cylinder C, Rc = 40 mm); %3D (Take width of the ditch is equal to 180 mm)). 2)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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