Figure shows a revolving crane supported by a pivot O'and a horizontal ring AB. The crane weighs 20 kN and it supports a vertical load of 40 kN at the tip. Assuming slight play between the crane and the ring the reaction H, is given by 5m 1 m 40 kN 20 kN 2 m H, 1) 220 kN towards the right 2). 110 kN towards the right 3) 220 kN towards the left 4) 110 kN towards the left 不

Figure shows a revolving crane supported by a pivot O'and a horizontal ring AB. The crane weighs 20 kN and it supports a vertical load of 40 kN at the tip. Assuming slight play between the crane and the ring the reaction H, is given by 5m 1 m 40 kN 20 kN 2 m H, 1) 220 kN towards the right 2). 110 kN towards the right 3) 220 kN towards the left 4) 110 kN towards the left 不

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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