As shown, a system of cables suspends a crate weighing W = 1870
N . (Figure 3) The dimensions in the figure are as follows: h =
6.20 m , l = 1.60 m , x = 2.55 m , θ = 34.0 ∘ , and ϕ = 14.0 ∘ .
Determine TA, TD, and TE, the tensions in cable segments CA, CD,
and CE, respectively.
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As shown, a system of cables suspends a crate weighing W = 1870 N . (Figure...
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