Problem #AJ Assuming it can ONLY take tension, find the Tension in the cable "AC"B) Calculate the reactions at points "C" and "B“G- Useithe below figure and ignore self-welght350 mm742 mm-B.SI0 mm240 mm450 mm-41°5 kN

For the given figure To determine (a) tension in cable AC (b) Reaction at C and B

Problem # A) Assuming it can ONLY take tension, find the Tension in the cable "AC“: B) Calculate the reactions at points "C" and "B" ( Use the below figure and ignore self-weight 350 mm 742 mm- -510mm 240 mm 41° 450 mm- 5 kN

Problem # A) Assuming it can ONLY take tension, find the Tension in the cable "AC“: B) Calculate the reactions at points "C" and "B" ( Use the below figure and ignore self-weight 350 mm 742 mm- -510mm 240 mm 41° 450 mm- 5 kN

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AJ Assuming it can ONLY take tension, find the Tension in the cable "AC"
B) Calculate the reactions at points "C" and "B“G
- Useithe below figure and ignore self-welght
350 mm
742 mm-
B.
SI0 mm
240 mm
450 mm-
41°
5 kN

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