QUESTION 5 The beam is bolted and nutted to the boat, as shown in Figure 1. A, B, D and E are the fixed point of the bea

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QUESTION 5 The beam is bolted and nutted to the boat, as shown in Figure 1. A, B, D and E are the fixed point of the bea

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Question 5 The Beam Is Bolted And Nutted To The Boat As Shown In Figure 1 A B D And E Are The Fixed Point Of The Bea 1
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QUESTION 5 The beam is bolted and nutted to the boat, as shown in Figure 1. A, B, D and E are the fixed point of the beam. To make the system more practical, (a) suggest a means for the beam to rotate horizontally (180 degrees) at point X and (b) construct a mechanism at the beam's base (Point A) that allow the frame to fold and be readily separated from the boat. Explain the mechanism and working principle of the solution in part (a) and (b). *Note: Make assumption when necessary. 135 CM 150 CM B 130 cm D 675 CM 1000 N 105 cm 115 E 45 cm WATER LEVEL 55 CM A A FRONT VIEW Top VIEW
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