1. Figure Q1 shows an illustration of a bell crank mechanism that is in a state ofstatic equilibrium. It is hinged at B and has a force of 200 N applied at the end cat 30° to the horizontal direction as shown in the Figure. The angle 0 made bythe force F at the end A is 55°.a) Draw the free body diagram for the crank ABCb) Determine the force F at the joint Ac) Determine the resultant force on the pin at B and its direction.d) Determine the magnitude of the force F and the angle 0 for which the resultantforce at the joint B will be aligned along the vertical direction.30°30AB200 N10050All dimensions in mmF

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