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Problem 1 The 75-pound escape hatch is held open by journal bearing A, thrust bearing B, and thin link CD. Determine the support reactions. The coordinates of each point are given below. All coordinates are in inches. A: (0, 0, 60) B: (0, 72, 60) C: (40, 50, 60) D: (50, 70,0) Center of Gravity: (30, 36, 60) Problem 1 The member shown is supported by a pin at A and cable BDC. Determine the support reactions. You may ignore the thickness of the object. Pulley D 75° 40 kip-ft 01 12 kip 15' 8'

Problem 1 The 75-pound escape hatch is held open by journal bearing A, thrust bearing B, and thin link CD. Determine the support reactions. The coordinates of each point are given below. All coordinates are in inches. A: (0, 0, 60) B: (0, 72, 60) C: (40, 50, 60) D: (50, 70,0) Center of Gravity: (30, 36, 60) Problem 1 The member shown is supported by a pin at A and cable BDC. Determine the support reactions. You may ignore the thickness of the object. Pulley D 75° 40 kip-ft 01 12 kip 15' 8'

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Problem 1 The 75-pound escape hatch is held open by journal bearing A, thrust bearing B, and thin link CD. Determine the support reactions. The coordinates of each point are given below. All coordinates are in inches. A: (0, 0, 60) B: (0, 72, 60) C: (40, 50, 60) D: (50, 70,0) Center of Gravity: (30, 36, 60)
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1 The 75-pound escape hatch is held open by journal bearing A, thrust bearing B, and thin link CD. Determine the support reactions. The coordinates of each point are given below. All coordinates are in inches. A: (0, 0, 60) B: (0, 72, 60) C: (40, 50, 60) D: (50, 70,0) Center of Gravity: (30, 36, 60)
Problem 1 The member shown is supported by a pin at A and cable BDC. Determine the support reactions. You may ignore the thickness of the object. Pulley D 75° 40 kip-ft 01 12 kip 15' 8'
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1 The member shown is supported by a pin at A and cable BDC. Determine the support reactions. You may ignore the thickness of the object. Pulley D 75° 40 kip-ft 01 12 kip 15' 8'
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