Paleontologists speculate that the stegosaur could stand on its hind limbs for short periods to feed. Based on the free-body diagram shown and assuming that m = 2000 kg, determine the magnitudes of the forces B and Cexerted by the ligament-muscle brace and vertebral column, and determine the angle a. 580 mm mg 160 mm 22 a 415 790 mm mm

Paleontologists speculate that the stegosaur could stand on its hind limbs for short periods to feed. Based on the free-body diagram shown and assuming that m = 2000 kg, determine the magnitudes of the forces B and Cexerted by the ligament-muscle brace and vertebral column, and determine the angle a. 580 mm mg 160 mm 22 a 415 790 mm mm

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