PROBLEM 2 For the figure shown, determine the following if the mass of the person is 50kg and the tension in Cable C is half of the tension in Cable A. The tension in Cable B is 1.5 times the tension in Cable A. 10-12. Tension in Cable A A 13-15. Tension in Cable B 1m 3m 2m 2m 16-18. Tension in Cable C W 19-21. Weight of Block W

PROBLEM 2 For the figure shown, determine the following if the mass of the person is 50kg and the tension in Cable C is half of the tension in Cable A. The tension in Cable B is 1.5 times the tension in Cable A. 10-12. Tension in Cable A A 13-15. Tension in Cable B 1m 3m 2m 2m 16-18. Tension in Cable C W 19-21. Weight of Block W

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Chapter4: Coplanar Equilibrium Analysis

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