2.) The mast (below) is secured with 4 cables each carrying a tension. All 4 cables are connected to the mast at point E, directly above the origin. The origin is at the base of the mast. The canoe is 4m wide in the x-axis direction, and the mast is placed exactly at the center between the two sides. (The canoe is also symmetrical about the y-axis). a) What are the lengths of the cables AE, BE, CE and DE? b) What are the direction cosines for FEA, FEB, FEC, FED? c) What are the coordinate direction angles for each force? d) FEA-FEB-2100N. Calculate the resultant of these 2 forces as a cartesian vector. e) What is the magnitude of the resultant? AF 3m 1.5m C 5m

2.) The mast (below) is secured with 4 cables each carrying a tension. All 4 cables are connected to the mast at point E, directly above the origin. The origin is at the base of the mast. The canoe is 4m wide in the x-axis direction, and the mast is placed exactly at the center between the two sides. (The canoe is also symmetrical about the y-axis). a) What are the lengths of the cables AE, BE, CE and DE? b) What are the direction cosines for FEA, FEB, FEC, FED? c) What are the coordinate direction angles for each force? d) FEA-FEB-2100N. Calculate the resultant of these 2 forces as a cartesian vector. e) What is the magnitude of the resultant? AF 3m 1.5m C 5m

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