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In the figure below, the uniform 0.60-kN beam is hinged at P. What is the tension in the tie rope? Assume that the ropes shown are massless. * 40° 3L/4 800 N

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In the figure below, the uniform 0.60-kN beam is hinged at P. What is the
tension in the tie rope? Assume that the ropes shown are massless. *
40°
3L/4
800 N
66 N.
1 750 N.
1 780 N.
2 260 N.
2 280 N.

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