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AB is supported by cable BC and by a square rod that fits in a square...

AB is supported by cable BC and by a square rod that fits in a square hole at A. Draw the free-body diagram and determine the external reactions at A and the tension in cable BC needed to hold the 1000 lb cylinder in equilibrium. Assume right hand rule as positive sign convention.

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