J: Two loads are suspended from a cable system. The angle a is 39.8°. The figure is not to scale. 4 m 9 m Bi 30 N 55 N 6 m 6 m 6 т Consider the equilibrium of the entire cable system. a) Determine the direction of the support reaction on the cable system at A by selecting the appropriate figure and giving the value of the corresponding angle 0. Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 y y RA R R R Figure: b) Determine the magnitude of the support reaction RA on the cable system at A. RA N.

J: Two loads are suspended from a cable system. The angle a is 39.8°. The figure is not to scale. 4 m 9 m Bi 30 N 55 N 6 m 6 m 6 т Consider the equilibrium of the entire cable system. a) Determine the direction of the support reaction on the cable system at A by selecting the appropriate figure and giving the value of the corresponding angle 0. Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 y y RA R R R Figure: b) Determine the magnitude of the support reaction RA on the cable system at A. RA N.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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