Can someone please help me to answer the following question and draw all free body diagrams and equivalent load diagrams. **Problem Statement:**2. For the structure shown below, calculate the force in the cable and the reactions at pin \( A \).**Diagram Explanation:**- The diagram is a structural representation comprised of an L-shaped beam.- The horizontal segment of the beam is 25 feet long, from point \( A \) to the vertical section and an additional 9 feet continues past this section, making the total 34 feet.- A vertical load of 300 kips is applied downward at the end of the horizontal segment.- A vertical segment rises 15 feet above the horizontal member, on top of which a cable is attached.- The cable is inclined, forming a right triangle with horizontal and vertical components in the ratio 2:5.- The point \( A \) is the pin connection at the leftmost end of the beam, which is fixed to a wall. The task is to determine the force in the cable and the reactions at pin \( A \), which essentially requires resolving the beam's equilibrium in horizontal and vertical directions as well as its moment about point \( A \).

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2. For the structure shown below, calculate the force in the cable and the reactions at pin A. Cable 25'-0" 9-0" 15'-0"

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