1. The mast hinged at B was used to lift the load W. 1.1. 1.2. 1.3. Neglecting the weight of the mast, what is the Resultant force at B if W = 24 KN? Neglecting the weight of the mast, determine the tensile force in cable AC if W-48 KN. What is the biggest load that can be lifted if the maximum tensile force in the cable AC is 50 KN and the mast weighs 8 KN. 595 x=8 m x=4 m W H=9 m

1. The mast hinged at B was used to lift the load W. 1.1. 1.2. 1.3. Neglecting the weight of the mast, what is the Resultant force at B if W = 24 KN? Neglecting the weight of the mast, determine the tensile force in cable AC if W-48 KN. What is the biggest load that can be lifted if the maximum tensile force in the cable AC is 50 KN and the mast weighs 8 KN. 595 x=8 m x=4 m W H=9 m

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