2. 4.19 Compute all reactions at the base A of the traffic light standard, given thatquno the tension in the cable BC is (a) T = 544 lb; and (b) T 0. The weight of the ni noieat standard is negligible compared with the 320-lb weight of the traffic light. -8 4 ft B 320 lb 320 lb 15 ft A 10 ft 10 ft Ay FBD

2. 4.19 Compute all reactions at the base A of the traffic light standard, given thatquno the tension in the cable BC is (a) T = 544 lb; and (b) T 0. The weight of the ni noieat standard is negligible compared with the 320-lb weight of the traffic light. -8 4 ft B 320 lb 320 lb 15 ft A 10 ft 10 ft Ay FBD

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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