The rod AB shown below moves horizontally as guided by two small wheels rolling on a frictionless slot. If P = 15 N, solve for the reactions at A and B. The mass of the rod is 2.75 kg. The center of mass of the body is located 2r/pi vertically and horizontally %3D from the intersection of the vertical axis at A and horizontal axis at B. В P

The rod AB shown below moves horizontally as guided by two small wheels rolling on a frictionless slot. If P = 15 N, solve for the reactions at A and B. The mass of the rod is 2.75 kg. The center of mass of the body is located 2r/pi vertically and horizontally %3D from the intersection of the vertical axis at A and horizontal axis at B. В P

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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