Electrical and Electronic Engineering DepartmentEngineering MechanicsQ1: Find the magnitude and the direction of the result of the system force shown in figure below.F2 = 750 NF3 - 450 NFl- 500 N40 cm3030 cm -F4 - 900 NQ2: Two guy cables AB and AD are attached to theiyitop of the transmission tower which have knowntension forces. Determine the required tension T in4 KNcable AC such that the net effect of the three cable30 mtensions ( the resultant ot the system forces) is aSKNdownwardforceatpointA.DetermineD.the magnitude of the resultant.20mB40 m50 mGood Luck

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QI: Find the magnitude and the direction of the result of the system force shown in figure below. F2 - 750 N F3 = 450 N F1 - 500 N 40 cm 30 -30 cm F4 = 900 N Q2: Two guy cables AB and AD are attached to the top of the transmission tower which have known tension forces. Determine the required tension T in 4 KN cable AC such that the net effect of the three cable tensions ( the resultant ot the system forces) is a downward force at point A. Determine the magnitude of the resultant. SKN D. 20 50 m

QI: Find the magnitude and the direction of the result of the system force shown in figure below. F2 - 750 N F3 = 450 N F1 - 500 N 40 cm 30 -30 cm F4 = 900 N Q2: Two guy cables AB and AD are attached to the top of the transmission tower which have known tension forces. Determine the required tension T in 4 KN cable AC such that the net effect of the three cable tensions ( the resultant ot the system forces) is a downward force at point A. Determine the magnitude of the resultant. SKN D. 20 50 m

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