For the figure shown:frictionlessA149.9cm149.9cmpulleyhfrictionlesspulley146KN26KNa) Calculate the value of angle 'E' in degrees.b) Calculate the value of 'h' in cm which puts the system in equilibrium

For equilibrium net force acting on the system must be zero and horizontal as well vertical forces…

For the figure shown: frictionless 149.9cm 149.9cm pulley C frictionless pulley 146KN 26KN a) Calculate the value of angle 'O’ in degrees. b) Calculate the value of 'h' in cm which puts the system in equilibrium

For the figure shown: frictionless 149.9cm 149.9cm pulley C frictionless pulley 146KN 26KN a) Calculate the value of angle 'O’ in degrees. b) Calculate the value of 'h' in cm which puts the system in equilibrium

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For the figure shown:
frictionless
A
149.9cm
149.9cm
pulley
h
frictionless
pulley
146KN
26KN
a) Calculate the value of angle 'E' in degrees.
b) Calculate the value of 'h' in cm which puts the system in equilibrium

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