A floor hoist supports an engine of weight WE 2.9 kN. As illustrated in the figure below, the floor hoist has the following dimensions. a-120 cm, b=40 cm, c= 90 cm, d- 60 cm, = 15° Based on the given value for the engine weight We, determine the force that this load creates in member AB, which contains the hydraulic cylinder, and at the pin at C. Submit your answer for the load in member AB to this question, and include your answers for the load in the hydraulic cylinder AB and at the pin at C in your solution report. Hint: Use the law of cosines and law of sines to determine 8. A -b- C C

A floor hoist supports an engine of weight WE 2.9 kN. As illustrated in the figure below, the floor hoist has the following dimensions. a-120 cm, b=40 cm, c= 90 cm, d- 60 cm, = 15° Based on the given value for the engine weight We, determine the force that this load creates in member AB, which contains the hydraulic cylinder, and at the pin at C. Submit your answer for the load in member AB to this question, and include your answers for the load in the hydraulic cylinder AB and at the pin at C in your solution report. Hint: Use the law of cosines and law of sines to determine 8. A -b- C C

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

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Chapter6: Beams And Cables

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.14P: Find the internal force system acting on section 3 for the pin-connected frame.

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