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Question 4. B ZA Figure shaws that a 2m space by two 'cables AB and AC and aupperted a stut (bar) AD. Cables and strut ane conneced to wall at pointo B,C, and D. The weight n ouspenke cable AE at point A. u papadme s N 03, cable 3m cable a cable 2 strut Cbar) lay Determime the force in cables AB and in strut AD. Weight W= 80N AC ,and AE,

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