The uniform (18 kg) barOA is held in the positionShown by the pin at o"and the cable AB. Deteminethe tension T in the cableand the magnitude of thereactions at pin o".1.5 m60°1.2 m

Given-Data:- Weight of the bar OA (W)=18 kg= 18 ×9.81=176.58kgm/s2 To-Find:- Tension(T) Reaction at…

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The uniform (18kg) bar OA is held in the position Shown by the pin at o and the Cable AB. Determine the tension Tin Ahe cable and the magnitude of the reactions of pin "o“. 1.5 m %3D 60° 1.2 m-

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The uniform (18 kg) bar
OA is held in the position
Shown by the pin at o"
and the cable AB. Detemine
the tension T in the cable
and the magnitude of the
reactions at pin o".
1.5 m
60°
1.2 m

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