Each of the bodies shown is homogeneous and has a mass of 50 kg. Assume friction at all contact surfaces if there's any. Draw the fully dimensioned FBD for each body and determine the number of unknowns. a) b) 2400 kg 1.5 m -2 m→ was 70% c) Im -1.40 m-- 0.8 m 30 4 ft A. - 3 ft

Each of the bodies shown is homogeneous and has a mass of 50 kg. Assume friction at all contact surfaces if there's any. Draw the fully dimensioned FBD for each body and determine the number of unknowns. a) b) 2400 kg 1.5 m -2 m→ was 70% c) Im -1.40 m-- 0.8 m 30 4 ft A. - 3 ft

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Each of the bodies shown is homogeneous and has a mass of 50 kg. Assume friction at all contact
surfaces if there's any. Draw the fully dimensioned FBD for each body and determine the number
of unknowns.
a)
b)
2400 kg
1.5 m
B
-2 m-
70
B
c)
was
-1.40 m
30°
4 ft
'0.8 m
A
- 3 ft

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