GIVEN: W= 595 NGIVEN: ANGLE A= 44 DEGREEGIVEN: ANGLE B= 14 DEGREEANSWER:SOLVE (A) magnitude P in NewtonSOLVE (B) reaction Oy in NewtonSOLVE (C) reaction Ox at point O in NewtonPLS SHOW COMPLETE SOLUTION AND WRITE LEGIBLY AND SHOW THE FREE BODY THE DIAGRAM. PLS SOLVE IN EQUILIBRIUM PLS SOLVE COMPLETE SOLUTION. 1) Determine the (a) magnitude P the force which the man must excrt to the handle of the high-pressure washerin order to causc a normal force of 2N at the front support B. Note that the operator prevents movement of thewheel with his left foot. The (W) N machine has its mass center at point G. Treat the problem as two-dimensional. Also determinc the (b) reaction Oy, and reaction Ox at point O. (No need to draw the person, justdraw the Free Body Diagram)b800 mmВ310 125mm mmCamScanner

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Determinc the (a) magnitude P the force which the man must cxcrt to the handle of the high-pressure wash a order to causc a normal force of 2N at the front support B. Note that the opcrator prevents movement of tE heel with his left foot. Thc (W) N machine has its mass center at point G. Treat the problem as tw imensional. Also determine the (b) reaction Oy, and reaction Ox at point 0. (No need to draw the pcrson, ju raw the Free Body Diagram)

Determinc the (a) magnitude P the force which the man must cxcrt to the handle of the high-pressure wash a order to causc a normal force of 2N at the front support B. Note that the opcrator prevents movement of tE heel with his left foot. Thc (W) N machine has its mass center at point G. Treat the problem as tw imensional. Also determine the (b) reaction Oy, and reaction Ox at point 0. (No need to draw the pcrson, ju raw the Free Body Diagram)

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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Problem 5.19P: The three bars are welded together to form a rigid unit that is supported by three slider bearings....

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