Solve for the reactions and the tensions in cable segments. Solve for the reactions and the tensions in cable segments.5 Н.Hi 1253.V5V130 k50 k40 k4 @ 50' = 200'

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Solve for the reactions and the tensions in cable segments. 5 Н. Hi 1 25 3. V5 V1 30 k 50 k 40 k 4 @ 50' = 200'