a. Draw the free body diagram of the force system and identify the forces involved in theproblem.b. Setup the equations to solve the problem.c. Compute the tensile force in each cord.BA105°90303075°D300 lb400 lb

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a. Draw the free body diagram of the force system and identify the forces involved in the problem. b. Setup the equations to solve the problem. c. Compute the tensile force in each cord. B A 105° 90 30 30 75° D 300 lb 400 lb