1. The pipe ABCDE is supported by ball-and-socket joints at A and D and by cable ECF that passes through a ring with negligible friction at C and is attached to hooks at E and F. Knowing that the frame supports a uniformly distributed load of 1500 N/m along segment CD, answer the following questions. 490 mm 480 mm E 180 mm D 160 mm 240 mm x 1500 N/m Ring C 4. About which axis/line can you sum moments to generate an equilibrium equation with only the magnitude of the tension force as unknown? 5. Which of the following approximates the magnitude of the tension force?

1. The pipe ABCDE is supported by ball-and-socket joints at A and D and by cable ECF that passes through a ring with negligible friction at C and is attached to hooks at E and F. Knowing that the frame supports a uniformly distributed load of 1500 N/m along segment CD, answer the following questions. 490 mm 480 mm E 180 mm D 160 mm 240 mm x 1500 N/m Ring C 4. About which axis/line can you sum moments to generate an equilibrium equation with only the magnitude of the tension force as unknown? 5. Which of the following approximates the magnitude of the tension force?

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1. The pipe ABCDE is supported by ball-and-socket joints at A and D and by cable ECF that
passes through a ring with negligible friction at C and is attached to hooks at E and F.
Knowing that the frame supports a uniformly distributed load of 1500 N/m along segment
CD, answer the following questions.
490 mm
480 mm
E
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F
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180 mm
B
1500 N/m
160 mm
240 mm x
Ring C
4. About which axis/line can you sum moments to generate an equilibrium equation with
only the magnitude of the tension force as unknown?
5. Which of the following approximates the magnitude of the tension force?

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