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Turn in at beginning of lecture Tuesday, Sept. 18. 6h


Turn in at beginning of lecture Tuesday, Sept. 18. 6h. A transmission tower is held by three guy wires attached to a pin connection at A. The tension in cable AC is 920 lb and is distributed as FACx = +240 lb, FACy=-780 lb, and FACz = +520 lb. Determine the forces in AB, AD and the tower, P. (Note that the FBD is already drawn for you) 

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