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Answer:

The value of $X = 1000 \ N$ and $Y = 1400 \ N$

Explanation:

Considering the diagram,

Taking moment about the pivot , we have

$X * 1 = 400 * 2.5$

=> $X = 1000 \ N$

Generally given that the bar is at equilibrium then the upward forces is equal to the down ward force

$Y = X + 400$

=> $Y = 1000 + 400$

=> $Y = 1400 \ N$

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