Find the total reaction at the ground

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Question: A uniform ladder 8m rests on a rough level ground against a smooth vertical wall and inclined at 68degree to the ground. The mass of the ladder is 35kg. Find the total reaction at the ground and the angle between the reaction and the ground when the ladder supports a man of mass 95kg at a point 3.5m from the top of the ladder.

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