Problem #1The inclined pole is subjected to a 5 kNmagnitude force vector F acting from point Btowards point C.В (1,5, 6) m(a) Determine the angle 0 that exists betweenthe force vector F and the pole AB.F(b) Determine the magnitude of the componentof the force vector F that acts parallel to thepole AB.Ay(c) Determine the magnitude of the componentof the force vector that acts perpendicularto the pole AB.С (4, 3, 0) m(d) If the maximum allowable compressiveforce (i.e., Parallel Component of F) the pole AB can resist is 8 kN, determine thelargest magnitude of the vector F that can be applied at B in the direction shown tosatisfy this condition.

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Problem #1 The inclined pole is subjected to a 5 kN magnitude force vector F acting from point B towards point C. B (1,5, 6) m (a) Determine the angle 0 that exists between the force vector F and the pole AB. F (b) Determine the magnitude of the component of the force vector F that acts parallel to the pole AB. A (c) Determine the magnitude of the component of the force vector that acts perpendicular to the pole AB. y C (4, 3, 0) m (d) If the maximum allowable compressive force (i.e., Parallel Component of F) the pole AB can resist is 8 kN, determine the largest magnitude of the vector F that can be applied at B in the direction shown to satisfy this condition.

Problem #1 The inclined pole is subjected to a 5 kN magnitude force vector F acting from point B towards point C. B (1,5, 6) m (a) Determine the angle 0 that exists between the force vector F and the pole AB. F (b) Determine the magnitude of the component of the force vector F that acts parallel to the pole AB. A (c) Determine the magnitude of the component of the force vector that acts perpendicular to the pole AB. y C (4, 3, 0) m (d) If the maximum allowable compressive force (i.e., Parallel Component of F) the pole AB can resist is 8 kN, determine the largest magnitude of the vector F that can be applied at B in the direction shown to satisfy this condition.

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