A cable is a member that can only deliver a load in tension. If you push on a cable, then it will simply bend. What is the tension in the cable AC in kN for the given problem if the mass weighs 242 kg? 75° 60° Mass B + 2 kN

A cable is a member that can only deliver a load in tension. If you push on a cable, then it will simply bend. What is the tension in the cable AC in kN for the given problem if the mass weighs 242 kg? 75° 60° Mass B + 2 kN

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A cable is a member that can only deliver a load in tension. If you push on a cable, then it will simply bend. What is the tension in the cable AC in kN for the given
problem if the mass weighs 242 kg?
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B
- 2 kN

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