part B please In Figure below: A 400 N load is suspended from the ring A. If the load is supported by three cables AB, AC andAD. (Cable AB lies in the x-y plane and cable AC lies on the negative side of the x-axis).A. Determine the force in the cables for equilibrium.B. Write the cartesian vector representation for the forces in the three cables.D3m1 m-y30°3mВ400N

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In Figure below: A 400 N load is suspended from the ring A. If the load is supported by three cables AB, AC and
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B. Write the cartesian vector representation for the forces in the three cables.
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