5. Which of the following gives the tension on pole AC in component form?A. (14.321-14.32)+7.16k)NB. (30.682 +40.91j- 12.27k) NC. (-26.59ĵ-39.88k) ND.(26.59ĵ+39.88Ê) N Three bamboo poles anchored at points B, C, and D on the ground supports the TV antennaplaced at their other end at Point A. The TV antenna with a negligible weight is subjected to awind load equivalent to a force in the component form shown in the figure.Y(-45î + 45K)N (0,8,0) AB(-6,0,2.4)(0,0,0)CD(0,0,-12)(8,0,4)*

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bamboo poles points B, C, ground supports laced at their other end at Point A. The TV antenna with a negligible weight is subjected to a ind load equivalent to a force in the component form shown in the figure. (-45î+ 45k)N B (-6,0,2.4) (0,8,0) A (0,0,0) C D (0,0,-12) (8,0,4)

bamboo poles points B, C, ground supports laced at their other end at Point A. The TV antenna with a negligible weight is subjected to a ind load equivalent to a force in the component form shown in the figure. (-45î+ 45k)N B (-6,0,2.4) (0,8,0) A (0,0,0) C D (0,0,-12) (8,0,4)

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Chapter8: Rotational Equilibrium And Rotational Dynamics

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