L 15° 30 A uniform bar of mass 166.93 kg and length L=2.1 m is supported by two massless frictionless roller blocks in the vertical plane, and held in static equilibrium by a horizontal force P at point A as shown. If the acceleration due to gravity g=9.81 m/s?, determine the magnitude of P.

L 15° 30 A uniform bar of mass 166.93 kg and length L=2.1 m is supported by two massless frictionless roller blocks in the vertical plane, and held in static equilibrium by a horizontal force P at point A as shown. If the acceleration due to gravity g=9.81 m/s?, determine the magnitude of P.

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