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The problem is given in units of pounds and feet, so you should do your calculations in the same units.goldfish9776 said:Homework Statement
I managed to get Fy = 900N , Fx = 200N and FR= 922N , how to get the distance from A is 3.56m ? tetha= arc tan (922/200) = 77.5 degree
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It is not clear how you arrived at your answers. Please provide your detailed calculations.
BTW, θ = theta, not 'tetha'.
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