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A uniform vertical beam of mass 35 kg is acted on by a horizontal force of 520 N at its top and is held, in the vertical position, by a cable as shown in the attachment.

a. Draw a free-body diagram for the beam, clearly labeling all of the forces acting on it.
b. Calculate the tension in the cable.
c. What are the reaction forces acting on the beam by the ground?

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Provides steps necessary to calculate tension and reaction forces. Provides a free-body diagram as well.

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