Q1-A- A man stands on the middle rung of a 250 N ladder resting on a smooth floor and against a wall as shown in Figure. The ladder is prevented from slipping by a string OD and the tension force in the string is 50 N, and the reactions at A and B are 1.3 kN and 433 N respectively. Find the mass of the man. Fig. (1) D 250 N 0 30% 2m

Q1-A- A man stands on the middle rung of a 250 N ladder resting on a smooth floor and against a wall as shown in Figure. The ladder is prevented from slipping by a string OD and the tension force in the string is 50 N, and the reactions at A and B are 1.3 kN and 433 N respectively. Find the mass of the man. Fig. (1) D 250 N 0 30% 2m

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