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c. The maximum allowable tension in cable AC is 600 N and in cable BC is 750 N (fig. 1). Determine: i The maximum force P that may be applied at C. The corresponding value of 0. ii. A 250

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c. The maximum allowable tension in cable AC is 600 N and in cable BC is 750 N
(fig. 1). Determine:
i
The maximum force P that may be applied at C.
The corresponding value of 0.
ii.
A
250

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