The system shown consists of cable segments AD, BD, and CD knotted together at D. Force F acts at point D as shown. Determine the magnitude of the tensile forces in pounds in cable segments AD, BD, and CD. Tad- _______________ lb Tbd- _________________ lb Tcd- _________________ lb

The system shown consists of cable segments AD, BD, and CD knotted together at D. Force F acts at point D as shown. Determine the magnitude of the tensile forces in pounds in cable segments AD, BD, and CD. Tad- _______ lb Tbd- _ lb Tcd- _________ lb

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The system shown consists of cable segments AD, BD, and CD knotted together at D. Force F acts at point D as shown.

Determine the magnitude of the tensile forces in pounds in cable segments AD, BD, and CD.

Tad- _______________ lb

Tbd- _________________ lb

Tcd- _________________ lb

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