Draw force diagram and answer a and b. Show complete solutions. Draw force diagramNormal force = N[0.6j + 0.8k]mass of object in point A: 81 kg1.5m1.5mX天BN2m 2m →Elemass: 81 kg5m5m-Ya. vector representation for force on cable AB = ?A. 569i - 227j + 170.6kB. -569i - 227j + 170.6kC.-476i - 190.7j+ 143.0kD. 476i 190.7j+ 143.0k-b. magnitude of force on cable CA = ?A. 54.3 NB.64.8 NC.636 ND. 533 N

Given that: Mass of the object is 81 kg The object is suspended on a surface by two cables AB and…

Draw force diagram Normal force = N[0.6j + 0.8k] mass of object in point A: 81 kg 1.5m 1.5m X B 2m 2m mass: 81 kg 5m 5m Y a. vector representation for force on cable AB = ? A. 569i - 227j+ 170.6k B.-569i - 227j + 170.6k C.-476i - 190.7j+ 143.0k D. 476i 190.7j+ 143.0k b. magnitude of force on cable CA = ? A 54.3 N B. 64.8 N C. 636 N D. 533 N

Draw force diagram Normal force = N[0.6j + 0.8k] mass of object in point A: 81 kg 1.5m 1.5m X B 2m 2m mass: 81 kg 5m 5m Y a. vector representation for force on cable AB = ? A. 569i - 227j+ 170.6k B.-569i - 227j + 170.6k C.-476i - 190.7j+ 143.0k D. 476i 190.7j+ 143.0k b. magnitude of force on cable CA = ? A 54.3 N B. 64.8 N C. 636 N D. 533 N

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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