2. The crate weighs 450 kg and is supported B by three cables as shown in the figure 2 m below. 1m -2m- 1m a. Draw a free-body diagram for point A 2m 2m b. Express the tension in each cable in y terms of the unit vector and its 3 m unknown magnitude c. Determine the magnitude of the tension in each cable d. What is the maximum weight for a crate that can be supported if the maximum tension in any cable is 900 kg?

2. The crate weighs 450 kg and is supported B by three cables as shown in the figure 2 m below. 1m -2m- 1m a. Draw a free-body diagram for point A 2m 2m b. Express the tension in each cable in y terms of the unit vector and its 3 m unknown magnitude c. Determine the magnitude of the tension in each cable d. What is the maximum weight for a crate that can be supported if the maximum tension in any cable is 900 kg?

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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