DRAW THE FREE BODY DIAGRAM OF THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMSPROBLEMS3.1 Block A has a mass of 160 kg and is supported by theflexible cables B and C. Draw the free body diagram of A.0.5mProb.3.1+481450N0.5m1.OmA30°2.5m780 NProb.3.2Prob.3.33.2 The vertical bar A has a mass of 100 kg. Draw the free bodydiagram of A assuming that all surfaces of contact aresmooth.3.3 The 30-kg bar A is supported by a smooth pin at one end andby a flexible cable at the other end. Draw the free bodydiagram of the bar.

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DRAW THE FREE BODY DIAGRAM OF THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS
PROBLEMS
3.1 Block A has a mass of 160 kg and is supported by the
flexible cables B and C. Draw the free body diagram of A.
0.5m
Prob.3.1
+48
1450N
0.5m
1.Om
A
30°
2.5m
780 N
Prob.3.2
Prob.3.3
3.2 The vertical bar A has a mass of 100 kg. Draw the free body
diagram of A assuming that all surfaces of contact are
smooth.
3.3 The 30-kg bar A is supported by a smooth pin at one end and
by a flexible cable at the other end. Draw the free body
diagram of the bar.

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