concurrent coplanar forces TASK (1A)Determine the tensions in the two ropes A and B from the figure below. All joints arehinged.450B300NTASK (1B)A bolt resists the pull from three wires. Determine the resultant pull on the bolt.8kN4504506kN3003008kN

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Determine the tensions in the two ropes A and B from the figure below. All joints are hinged. 45 B A 600 300N TASK (1B) A bolt resists the pull from three wires. Determine the resultant pull on the bolt. 8kN 450 450 6kN 300 30° 8kN

Determine the tensions in the two ropes A and B from the figure below. All joints are hinged. 45 B A 600 300N TASK (1B) A bolt resists the pull from three wires. Determine the resultant pull on the bolt. 8kN 450 450 6kN 300 30° 8kN

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concurrent coplanar forces

TASK (1A)
Determine the tensions in the two ropes A and B from the figure below. All joints are
hinged.
450
B
300N
TASK (1B)
A bolt resists the pull from three wires. Determine the resultant pull on the bolt.
8kN
450
450
6kN
300
300
8kN

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