The total load W is to be lifted using the mast hinged at B. The mast is of uniform section and veighs 8 kN. a) What is the tensile force in the cable if W = 36KN? b) What is the vertical reaction at B if W = 36KN?

The total load W is to be lifted using the mast hinged at B. The mast is of uniform section and veighs 8 kN. a) What is the tensile force in the cable if W = 36KN? b) What is the vertical reaction at B if W = 36KN?

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The total load W is to be lifted using the mast hinged at B. The mast is of uniform section and
veighs 8 kN.
a) What is the tensile force in the cable if W = 36KN?
b) What is the vertical reaction at B if W = 36KN?

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