123 ft3 ftD4 ft7.0 ftВ4 ft7.8 ftBoom AC has negligible weight and is in equilibrium. The boom is supported by cables at D and E and a ball-and-socket joint at A. The suspended crate weighs 62 lb. PartDescriptionAnswerА.What is the tension (Ib) in cable BDC?В.What is the tension (Ib) in cable CE?What is the x component of the reactionC.(Ib) (exerted on the boom by the wall) at|A?What is the y component of the reactionD.(Ib) at A?What is the z component of the reactionE.|(lb) A?B.

The suspended crate weights =62lb

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А. What is the tension (Ib) in cable BDC? What is the tension (Ib) in cable CE? What is the x component of the reaction C. (Ib) (exerted on the boom by the wall) at B.

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3 ft
3 ft
D
4 ft
7.0 ft
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4 ft
7.8 ft
Boom AC has negligible weight and is in equilibrium. The boom is supported by cables at D and E and a ball-and-socket joint at A. The suspended crate weighs 62 lb.

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Description
Answer
А.
What is the tension (Ib) in cable BDC?
В.
What is the tension (Ib) in cable CE?
What is the x component of the reaction
C.
(Ib) (exerted on the boom by the wall) at
|A?
What is the y component of the reaction
D.
(Ib) at A?
What is the z component of the reaction
E.
|(lb) A?
B.

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