For the member that is shown below: 1. Determine the moment of the force 50N around point O. 2. Determine the moment of the force 90N around point O. 3. Draw the free body diagram of the shown member. 4. Find the fixed support reactions at point O, knowing that the rigid body is under equilibrium. (neglect the member's weight).

For the member that is shown below: 1. Determine the moment of the force 50N around point O. 2. Determine the moment of the force 90N around point O. 3. Draw the free body diagram of the shown member. 4. Find the fixed support reactions at point O, knowing that the rigid body is under equilibrium. (neglect the member's weight).

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Chapter13: Universal Gravitation

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Problem 13.4CQ

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