Q.2. The beam EF given in figure weighs 10 N/cm and carries the 138 N weight at its end. It is supported by a ball- and- socket joint at E and the cables AB and CD. Determine the tensions in AB and CD. Find support reactions at E. Зт 3m Зт 3m в

Q.2. The beam EF given in figure weighs 10 N/cm and carries the 138 N weight at its end. It is supported by a ball- and- socket joint at E and the cables AB and CD. Determine the tensions in AB and CD. Find support reactions at E. Зт 3m Зт 3m в

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Q.2. The beam EF given in figure weighs 10 N/cm and carries the 138 N weight at its end. It is supported by
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