2-8.9. In Fig. P-2-8,9, a boom AC is supported by a ball-and-socket joint at C and by the cables BE and AD. If the force multiplier of a force F acting from B to E is F perpendicular to the plane DAC. 10 lb/ft, find the component of F that is 89.4 lb Ans.

2-8.9. In Fig. P-2-8,9, a boom AC is supported by a ball-and-socket joint at C and by the cables BE and AD. If the force multiplier of a force F acting from B to E is F perpendicular to the plane DAC. 10 lb/ft, find the component of F that is 89.4 lb Ans.

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2-8.9. In Fig. P-2-8.9, a boom AC is supported by a ball-and-socket
joint at C and by the cables BE and AD. If the force multiplier of a force
F acting from B to E is F
perpendicular to the plane DAC.
= 10 lb/ft, find the component of F that is
89.4 lb
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