Problem 2 [20 Pts] The cables AB and AC are attached в (5, 6, -2) m at the support on the floor at A. The C(-2, 5, 1) m magnitudes of the tension forces in the two cables are TAB = 300 N and TAC = 450 N, respectively. TAC a) Express the forces TAB and TAc in terms of their components. TAB A (3, 1, 4) m b) Define the total force exerted by the two cables at point A. Редактировать PDF

Problem 2 [20 Pts] The cables AB and AC are attached в (5, 6, -2) m at the support on the floor at A. The C(-2, 5, 1) m magnitudes of the tension forces in the two cables are TAB = 300 N and TAC = 450 N, respectively. TAC a) Express the forces TAB and TAc in terms of their components. TAB A (3, 1, 4) m b) Define the total force exerted by the two cables at point A. Редактировать PDF

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Chapter10: Virtual Work And Potential Energy

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