The rectangular plate shown below weighs 100 lb. and is held in position bya cable EFhrust (Bx = 0), and both hinges A and B do not exert any moment. Determinehe tension in cable EF and the reactions at hinges A and B.BFyZND30 in.4 inAE8 inBF4 in. 25 in.20 in.X

To find:The tension in the cable.The reaction at A and B.Given:The weight of the rectangular plate…

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The rectangular plate shown below weighs 100 lb. and is held in position by a cable EF and hinges at A and B. The hinge at B does not exert any axial hrust (Bx = 0), and both hinges A and B do not exert any moment. Determine he tension in cable EF and the reactions at hinges A and B.