B C A m The mass and cable system attached at the ring at A, is kept in equilibrium by the horisontal force F = 4280N. The magnitude of the mass is m = 369.5kg. The angle between the horisontal line and the cable AC is 3 = 15°. The angle between cables AB and AC is 0 = 50°. Calculate the forces in the cables and complete parts (a) and (b) below.

B C A m The mass and cable system attached at the ring at A, is kept in equilibrium by the horisontal force F = 4280N. The magnitude of the mass is m = 369.5kg. The angle between the horisontal line and the cable AC is 3 = 15°. The angle between cables AB and AC is 0 = 50°. Calculate the forces in the cables and complete parts (a) and (b) below.

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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