1.calculate the tension in each cable if the tension is in equilibrium 2.calculate the combined forces required by the 2 cables to lift the load with an acceleration of 0.2 per Square meters. 3.calculate the time needed to lift the load from the floor up to 9 meters givem that the acceleration upward is 0.2 per square meters.

1.calculate the tension in each cable if the tension is in equilibrium 2.calculate the combined forces required by the 2 cables to lift the load with an acceleration of 0.2 per Square meters. 3.calculate the time needed to lift the load from the floor up to 9 meters givem that the acceleration upward is 0.2 per square meters.

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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