| Which free body diagram represents both reaction loads and actual loads on the plate? |
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Option 4) is correct since the hinge is attached with the wall so moment is generated at this point and as well as the reactions will also act at this point.
Talking about rope it's tension is acting somewhere in 3 D so 3 reactions are generated at every axis.
And the one at the lower portion is having plane zy. So 2 reactions will be formed at each z and y axis.
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Which free body diagram represents
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receive full credit, support reactions and loads must be shown on a
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loads, and dimensions
b. Derive formulas for all support reactions using conditions of
equilibrium. Must show all work.
c. Using the student variables shown below, calculate beam
support reactions and draw shear and bending moment diagrams. To
receive full credit, support reactions and loads must be shown on a
free-body diagram. Each shear and bending moment diagram must...
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how to draw such a diagram is a very important skill in solving
physics problems. This Tactics Box explains the essential steps to
construct a correct free-body diagram.
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