1. To satisfy design limitations it is necessary to determine the effect of the 4.5 kN tension in the cable on the truss. For this purpose replace this force by its equivalent of two forces at A, F: parallel and Ea perpendicular to the truss. Determine F; and Fn.

1. To satisfy design limitations it is necessary to determine the effect of the 4.5 kN tension in the cable on the truss. For this purpose replace this force by its equivalent of two forces at A, F: parallel and Ea perpendicular to the truss. Determine F; and Fn.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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