Q2: The cylinder A weighs 660 N and it is supported by the vertical smooth wall and the cable system as shown in figure, 1) Find the tension in cable AC E 12 A O 585.0 N O 715.0 N O 747.5 N O 487.5 N O None of these B.

Q2: The cylinder A weighs 660 N and it is supported by the vertical smooth wall and the cable system as shown in figure, 1) Find the tension in cable AC E 12 A O 585.0 N O 715.0 N O 747.5 N O 487.5 N O None of these B.

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and the cable system as shown in figure,
1) Find the tension in cable AC
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D
12
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585.0 N
715.0 N
747.5 N
487.5 N
O None of these

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