Determine the largest weight W that can be supported by the two wires AB and AC. The working stresses are 14.5 ksi for AB and 21.8 ksi for AC. The cross-sectional areas of AB and AC are 0.6 squares inches and 0.3 squares inches respectively. B C 30° A 45°

Determine the largest weight W that can be supported by the two wires AB and AC. The working stresses are 14.5 ksi for AB and 21.8 ksi for AC. The cross-sectional areas of AB and AC are 0.6 squares inches and 0.3 squares inches respectively. B C 30° A 45°

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Determine the largest weight W that
can be supported by the two wires
AB and AC. The working stresses are
14.5 ksi for AB and 21.8 ksi for AC.
The cross-sectional areas of AB and
AC are 0.6 squares inches and 0.3
squares inches respectively.
30°
A
45°
W
B.

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