(a)The homogeneous, 250 kg mass triangular plate shown in Fig. Q1(a) issupported by pin A and a roller at C. Angle B is 90°.0.6m30Fig.Q1(a): Triangular Plate(1)Draw the Free Body Diagram (FBD) for the plate.(ii)Determine the magnitudes of the reaction forces atNote: The centre of mass of a triangle is at 1/3 of its height asand C.measured from the base.

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(a) The homogeneous, 250 kg mass triangular plate shown in Fig. Q1(a) is supported by pin A and a roller at C. Angle B is 90°. 0.6m 30 Fig.Q1(a): Triangular Plate (i) Draw the Free Body Diagram (FBD) for the plate. (ii) Determine the magnitudes of the reaction forces at A and C. Note: The centre of mass of a triangle is at 1/3 of its height as measured from the base.

(a) The homogeneous, 250 kg mass triangular plate shown in Fig. Q1(a) is supported by pin A and a roller at C. Angle B is 90°. 0.6m 30 Fig.Q1(a): Triangular Plate (i) Draw the Free Body Diagram (FBD) for the plate. (ii) Determine the magnitudes of the reaction forces at A and C. Note: The centre of mass of a triangle is at 1/3 of its height as measured from the base.

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