Q2. Determine all forces acting on body A for the system shown infigure 2. Body A weighs 200 N and the cylinder B weighs 50 N. assumeall the contact surfaces are smooth.24ringCable7r= 0.5 m30A0.5 mB2 m1 m30Figure (2)

Given that: WA=200 N WB=500 N We need to determine all forces acting on A in the given diagram:

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Q2. Determine all forces acting on body A for the system shown in
figure 2. Body A weighs 200 N and the cylinder B weighs 50 N. assume
all the contact surfaces are smooth.
24
ring
Cable
7
r= 0.5 m
30
A
0.5 m
B
2 m
1 m
30
Figure (2)

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