Two members, each consisting of straight and 168-mm radius quarter-circle, are connected as shown and support a 500-N load at D. Draw the FBD of the entire frame and members ABC and DBC, including dimensions. Determine the forces in member ABC. Also, calculate the force exerted by member DBC on pin C

Two members, each consisting of straight and 168-mm radius quarter-circle, are connected as shown and support a 500-N load at D. Draw the FBD of the entire frame and members ABC and DBC, including dimensions. Determine the forces in member ABC. Also, calculate the force exerted by member DBC on pin C

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1. Two members, each consisting of straight and
168-mm radius quarter-circle, are connected
as shown and support a 500-N load at D. Draw
the FBD of the entire frame and members ABC
and DBC, including dimensions. Determine
the forces in member ABC. Also, calculate the
force exerted by member DBC on pin C.
168 mm
C
168 mm
A
B
100 mm
500 N
-- 54 mm
+252 mm+
324 mm
Answers: Ax = 275 N →, Ay = 390.625 N ↑, By = 600N Į, ABCX = 375N+, ABCY = 209.375
N ↑; DBCX = 0, DBCY = 100 N↑
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