to calculate the angle
= tan-1 ( c/b )
= tan-1 ( 330/220 )
= 56.31o
take momentum about point " D "
MD = 0
- W x 2 b + FGI sin x b + FGI cos ( c + d ) = 0
- ( 530 x 9.8 x 2 x 220 ) + ( FGI x sin56.31 x 220 ) + ( FGI x cos56.31 x ( 330 + 110 ) ) = 0
FGI = 5356.1 N
to find the length
EI = 2 a / sin30
= 2 x 55 / sin30
EI = 220 mm
at point " E " the momentum is
ME = 0
FKJ x EI/2 - FGI cos56.31 x ( EI x cos30 ) - FGI x sin56.31 x 220 x sin30 ) = 0
( FKJ x 220/2 ) - ( 5356.1 x cos56.31 x 220 x cos30 ) - ( 5356.1 x sin56.31 x 220 x sin30 ) = 0
FKJ = 9602.51 N
Fx = 0
Ex - FKJ cos30 + FGI x cos56.31 = 0
Ex - ( 9602.51 x cos30 ) + ( 5356.1 x cos56.31 ) = 0
Ex = 5345 N
at y - axis
Fy = 0
- Ey - FKJ sin30 + FGI sin56.31 = 0
- Ey - ( 9602.51 x sin30 ) + ( 5356.1 x sin56.31 ) = 0
Ey = - 344.7 N
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