4.2 Please show your complete solution. boltactingion ofSituation 4: A tension force F of magnitude 5.3 kN is appliedto the cable attached to the top of the rigid mast and securedto the ground.A12.30mF=5.3 kN9.6 mB7.2 m1. Compute the component of F along the x-y plane.2. Compute the component of F along the x-axis.3.Compute the moment Mz of F about the z-axis thru thebase of the mast.4. Determine the moment of the force about the origin.

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Situation 4: A tension force F of magnitude 5.3 kN is applied
to the cable attached to the top of the rigid mast and secured
to the ground.
A
12.30m
F=5.3 kN
9.6 m
B
7.2 m
1. Compute the component of F along the x-y plane.
2. Compute the component of F along the x-axis.
3.
Compute the moment Mz of F about the z-axis thru the
base of the mast.
4. Determine the moment of the force about the origin.

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