Finding Dy: Problem & Solution for Part (a) of Question

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In summary, the problem involves calculating the values of Ay, Dx, and Dy, with given values for Cx and Cy. The solution requires taking moments about A and considering the moment contribution at C for both the X and Y components. The vertical distance of the load acting from the base is needed, which is 1. After taking these factors into account, the solution for Dy can be obtained successfully.
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Hi,

I'm looking for help with this question, part (a).

Should be noted that Cx = 10kN and Cy = 17.32kN.

Problem and solution below.

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I've calculated Ay and Dx succesfully but I'm having problems getting Dy. Do I need to use moments again, and if so, how?

Thanks.
 
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yes . take moment about A. consider moment contribution at C ...both X and Y.. u need vertical distance of load that act from base.. that would be 1 . so that's it
 
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praveenpandiyan said:
yes . take moment about A. consider moment contribution at C ...both X and Y.. u need vertical distance of load that act from base.. that would be 1 . so that's it

OK, I've got it now, much appreciated.
 

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