A pot of 90 N is supported at A by the three cords. Determine the forces in cords AB, AC and AD. OATAB-75 N, TAC-30 N, TAD-15 N OB. TAB-30 N, TAC-30 N, TAD-30 N OCTAB-15 N, TAC-70 N, TAD-70 N OD TAB-70 N, TAC-15 N, TAD-75 N OETAB-70 N, TAC-50 N, TAD-30 N ГТ 201 T 70N T 70 N B 4 Wpor 90 N X Coordinates: A (2,0,0) m B (5, 1.5, -1) m C (0, 2, -1) m D (0, 2, 1) m

A pot of 90 N is supported at A by the three cords. Determine the forces in cords AB, AC and AD. OATAB-75 N, TAC-30 N, TAD-15 N OB. TAB-30 N, TAC-30 N, TAD-30 N OCTAB-15 N, TAC-70 N, TAD-70 N OD TAB-70 N, TAC-15 N, TAD-75 N OETAB-70 N, TAC-50 N, TAD-30 N ГТ 201 T 70N T 70 N B 4 Wpor 90 N X Coordinates: A (2,0,0) m B (5, 1.5, -1) m C (0, 2, -1) m D (0, 2, 1) m

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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