To test the deflection on a uniform 100-kg beam, a boy of who weighs 50 kg exerts a pull of 150N on the rope rigged as shown. 1.5 m- 0.75 -2.5 m- +0.75- True or False: At point O, the contacting body is preventing the beam from translating in the Horizontally and Vertically, and is also preventing the beam from rotating. Select one: O True O False Next page Previous page

To test the deflection on a uniform 100-kg beam, a boy of who weighs 50 kg exerts a pull of 150N on the rope rigged as shown. 1.5 m- 0.75 -2.5 m- +0.75- True or False: At point O, the contacting body is preventing the beam from translating in the Horizontally and Vertically, and is also preventing the beam from rotating. Select one: O True O False Next page Previous page

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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