In the special position shown for the log hoist, booms AF and EG are at right angles to one another and AF is perpendicular to AB.If the hoist is handling a log weighing 4800 lb, compute the forces due to the weight of the log supported by:Pins at B, in lb QUESTION 245°A12"12'B8Eround off to two (2) decimal placesanswer range: +/- 5 unitsO12"«ล10'In the special position shown for the log hoist, booms AF and EG are at right angles to one another and AF is perpendicular to AB.If the hoist is handling a log weighing 4800 lb, compute the forces due to the weight of the log supported by:

Given: The log weight, W = 4800 lb

In the special position shown for the log hoist, booms AF and EG are at right angles to one another and AF is perpendicular to AB. If the hoist is handling a log weighing 4800 lb, compute the forces due to the weight of the log supported by: Pins at B, in lb

In the special position shown for the log hoist, booms AF and EG are at right angles to one another and AF is perpendicular to AB. If the hoist is handling a log weighing 4800 lb, compute the forces due to the weight of the log supported by: Pins at B, in lb

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In the special position shown for the log hoist, booms AF and EG are at right angles to one another and AF is perpendicular to AB.
If the hoist is handling a log weighing 4800 lb, compute the forces due to the weight of the log supported by:

Pins at B, in lb

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In the special position shown for the log hoist, booms AF and EG are at right angles to one another and AF is perpendicular to AB.
If the hoist is handling a log weighing 4800 lb, compute the forces due to the weight of the log supported by:

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