The 10-kg pipe is supported at A by asystem of five cords. Determine theforce in the cable AB for equilibrium:D60°Select one:a. T(AB) = 226.56 Nb. T(AB) = 593.83 NC.T(AB) = 113.28 Nd. None of these

Given: The mass of the pipe is m= 10 kg.

The 10-kg pipe is supported at A by a system of five cords. Determine the force in the cable AB for equilibrium: D B 60° Select one: a. T(AB) = 226.56 N b. T(AB) = 593.83 N C. T(AB) = 113.28 N d. None of these

The 10-kg pipe is supported at A by a system of five cords. Determine the force in the cable AB for equilibrium: D B 60° Select one: a. T(AB) = 226.56 N b. T(AB) = 593.83 N C. T(AB) = 113.28 N d. None of these

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The 10-kg pipe is supported at A by a
system of five cords. Determine the
force in the cable AB for equilibrium:
D
60°
Select one:
a. T(AB) = 226.56 N
b. T(AB) = 593.83 N
C.
T(AB) = 113.28 N
d. None of these

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