Cable AB passes over the small ideal pulley C without a change in its tension. What length of cable CD is required for static equilibrium in the position shown? What is the tension Tin cable CD? A 47° D 3.2' C 78 lb Answers: LCD - i ft TCD - Ib

Cable AB passes over the small ideal pulley C without a change in its tension. What length of cable CD is required for static equilibrium in the position shown? What is the tension Tin cable CD? A 47° D 3.2' C 78 lb Answers: LCD - i ft TCD - Ib

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