1. The beam ABEC carries a bag at the end that weighs 450 kN. As shown on the figure, the beam is supported by a hinge and a cable connected to support D. Calculate the tension force at the cable to carry the given loading. Assume the beam to be weightless. В E -2 m -2 m -1.5 m- Figure 4.21

1. The beam ABEC carries a bag at the end that weighs 450 kN. As shown on the figure, the beam is supported by a hinge and a cable connected to support D. Calculate the tension force at the cable to carry the given loading. Assume the beam to be weightless. В E -2 m -2 m -1.5 m- Figure 4.21

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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