Q4-Neglecting friction forces, and the radius of the pulley. Determine the following: 1- The tension force in the cable ADB. 2- The reaction forces at C, and draw the Free Body Diagram (FBD). Fig. (4) A 140 N 50 mm 80 mm B 200 mm- 150 mm

Q4-Neglecting friction forces, and the radius of the pulley. Determine the following: 1- The tension force in the cable ADB. 2- The reaction forces at C, and draw the Free Body Diagram (FBD). Fig. (4) A 140 N 50 mm 80 mm B 200 mm- 150 mm

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24-Neglecting friction forces, and the radius of the pulley.
Determine the following:
1- The tension force in the cable ADB.
2- The reaction forces at C, and draw the Free Body
Diagram (FBD).
Fig. (4)
140 N
80 mm 80 mm
B
200 mm
150 mm

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