8. A 20 kg uniform beam 10m long is attached to a wall with a cable. The Cable 40.0 cable is attached to the middle of the beam at 90° to the beam. A box box of mass 50 kg is suspended from the beam as shown. 500 a. Draw a free body diagram labelling all the forces acting on the beam (include the forces acting on the floor hinge). Choose and label an appropriate pivot point "P". Label all distances from this point. b. Determine the tension in the cable. с. Determine the force acting on the hinge at the bottom.

8. A 20 kg uniform beam 10m long is attached to a wall with a cable. The Cable 40.0 cable is attached to the middle of the beam at 90° to the beam. A box box of mass 50 kg is suspended from the beam as shown. 500 a. Draw a free body diagram labelling all the forces acting on the beam (include the forces acting on the floor hinge). Choose and label an appropriate pivot point "P". Label all distances from this point. b. Determine the tension in the cable. с. Determine the force acting on the hinge at the bottom.

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