1. Three uniform 1-meter bars weighing "W" each are welded together as shown. The bars are suspended by three vertical wires. Bars AB and BC lie in the horizontal x-y plane, and the third bar lies in a plane parallel to x-z plane. If the tension at B is 250 N, determine the value of w (in kg) and the tension in A and C.

1. Three uniform 1-meter bars weighing "W" each are welded together as shown. The bars are suspended by three vertical wires. Bars AB and BC lie in the horizontal x-y plane, and the third bar lies in a plane parallel to x-z plane. If the tension at B is 250 N, determine the value of w (in kg) and the tension in A and C.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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