The crane BC shown below lifts a load of W. Neglecting the weight of the crane. Determine the following: a.) The Tension at Point A in terms of W. b.) The Reaction at Point B in terms of W. W4 m 10 1B B. 4.2 m 3 m

The crane BC shown below lifts a load of W. Neglecting the weight of the crane. Determine the following: a.) The Tension at Point A in terms of W. b.) The Reaction at Point B in terms of W. W4 m 10 1B B. 4.2 m 3 m

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The crane BC shown below lifts a load of W. Neglecting the weight of
the crane.
Determine the following:
a.) The Tension at Point A in terms of W.
b.) The Reaction at Point B in terms of W.
W4 m
A
10
B
4.2 m
3 m

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