Statics Problem Help: Can't Get It Right - M=5860lb ft Off by 4

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The user is struggling with a statics problem, specifically calculating a moment that should equal 5860 lb ft at 30 degrees but is currently yielding 5856 lb ft. They have been working on the problem for an entire day without success and are seeking assistance. Additionally, they need to input the equations into an Excel spreadsheet, which is causing issues with the equations they have previously used. The user is requesting guidance and examples of the best attempts to solve the problem. Clear and effective help is needed to resolve both the calculation and the spreadsheet formatting issues.
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Please Help! I've been working on the problem for all day now and can't seem to get it right. One of my attempts came close to the answer in the back of the book but was off by about 4, the it should be at 30 degrees M=5860lb ft, and I got 5856. Along with this I have to enter the equations into an Excel spreadsheet, which isn't too happy with the equations I've found in the past. Any help or guidance would be much appreciated
 
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