1. From the cable shown, determine the following:a. Tension at point 3.15m15m15m15mb. Tension at point 2.Hc. Tension at point 1.A24mRAy200 kNO RBy400 kN200 kN

Given: To find: Tension in cable at point 3, 2, 1

Answered: 1. From the cable shown, determine the…

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1. From the cable shown, determine the following: a. Tension at point 3. 15m 15m 15m 15m H b. Tension at point 2. c. Tension at point 1. APA 24m RAy B 200 kN RBy 400 kN 200 kN