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1. Determine the horizontal and vertical components of force at pin A.
(A): Ax = -106.7 lb, Ay = 80.0 lb
(B): Ax = -46.7 lb, Ay = 45.0 lb
(C): Ax = -53.3 lb, Ay = 40.0 lb
(D): Ax = 13.3 lb, Ay = 10.0 lb
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