The vertical pole shown carries two utility lines represented by the tensions T, and T2. For stability, two guys wires are used as shown. Assuming the support at point O is a ball and socket joint determine the angle 0 if T1 = T, = 1.2 kN. 10 T2 10 OA - 9.0 m OB - 11.0m OC = 13.0 m OD = 8.0 m OE = 10.0 m 30

The vertical pole shown carries two utility lines represented by the tensions T, and T2. For stability, two guys wires are used as shown. Assuming the support at point O is a ball and socket joint determine the angle 0 if T1 = T, = 1.2 kN. 10 T2 10 OA - 9.0 m OB - 11.0m OC = 13.0 m OD = 8.0 m OE = 10.0 m 30

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.4.14P: A crane boom of mass 450 leg with its center of mass at C is stabilized by two cables AQ and BQ (Ae=...

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