Two cables AB and CB are connected at the point where a force F is applied at an angle of = 20° If the maximum tension the cables can handle is Tmax= 500 lb, what is the maximum force F than can be applied? @080 2021 Cathy Zupke A PORO

Two cables AB and CB are connected at the point where a force F is applied at an angle of = 20° If the maximum tension the cables can handle is Tmax= 500 lb, what is the maximum force F than can be applied? @080 2021 Cathy Zupke A PORO

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