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1. A steel pole is supporting three ropes with forces and angles as shown below. Determine the resultant tensile force acting on the pole due to the ropes. Define its direction by the acute angle from the horizontal. A clockwise angle result is considered positive. Use 2 decimal places for the final answers. F. F, F, F1= 42 kN F2= 12 kN F3= 16 kN 01= 43 deg 02= 12 deg 03= 77 deg R= 47.25 kN (2 decimal places) e= deg (2 decimal places)

1. A steel pole is supporting three ropes with forces and angles as shown below. Determine the resultant tensile force acting on the pole due to the ropes. Define its direction by the acute angle from the horizontal. A clockwise angle result is considered positive. Use 2 decimal places for the final answers. F. F, F, F1= 42 kN F2= 12 kN F3= 16 kN 01= 43 deg 02= 12 deg 03= 77 deg R= 47.25 kN (2 decimal places) e= deg (2 decimal places)

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1. A steel pole is supporting three ropes with forces and angles as shown below. Determine the resultant tensile force acting on the pole due to the ropes. Define its direction by the acute angle from the horizontal. A clockwise angle result is considered positive. Use 2 decimal places for the final answers. F, F, F1= 42 kN F2= 12 kN F3= 16 kN 01= 43 deg 02= 12 deg 03= 77 deg R= 47.25 kN (2 decimal places) e= deg (2 decimal places)
Transcribed Image Text:1. A steel pole is supporting three ropes with forces and angles as shown below. Determine the resultant tensile force acting on the pole due to the ropes. Define its direction by the acute angle from the horizontal. A clockwise angle result is considered positive. Use 2 decimal places for the final answers. F, F, F1= 42 kN F2= 12 kN F3= 16 kN 01= 43 deg 02= 12 deg 03= 77 deg R= 47.25 kN (2 decimal places) e= deg (2 decimal places)
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