Q1: - If the mass of the climber shown on the moon, the percentage of gravity acceleration on themoon is 0.165 of the earth is 80 kg, what are the tensions in the rope on the left and right sidesfor system shown in fig 1?Q2: - The cable AB prevents bar OA from rotating clockwise about O. if the cable tension is 750N,determine the n- and t component as shown in fig 2?Q3: -Find a moment about point A for system as shown in fig3?3 kN1.6 m3,5 am2.6 m140 kN-m160601.2 m4 kNFiglFig 2Fig 31.5 m

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