The keep lever (see sketch) is stored statically indefinitely. Determine the support reactions in A, as well as cable force S and spring force F Given $C_F = 2 \times 10^5 N/m$, F = 1000N, a = 50mm, b = 80mm, l = 120mm.
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Start by analyzing the equilibrium of the entire system. Since the keep lever is stored statically indefinitely, we can assume that the system is in static equilibrium. Show more…
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