for no. 1. what is the Force diagram of the polefor no. 5. What is the magnitude of the tension in cable DB? A 10-m steel pole is subjected to a trapezoidal wind loading along the negative x-axis as shown. The 60-kg pole is held in equilibrium bya ball and socket joint at C and two cables, DA and DB.70N/mE40N/m4m▲3mD7mA4m6m6mB 2. Which of the following equilibrium equations correctly relates the tension forces TDA and TDB based on the force diagram?ΣFx = 0:ΣMx = 0:=A.6B.* Tax (+) + Too (11) = 0TDA=TDB*TOM () (7) - ToB (1) (7) - 0TDAΣF₂ == 0:ΣΜΖ == 0:D.46(²)(7) - TDBCy - TDA(77)-Wpole = 0D-Tas (+) (7) - Tau (1) (7) = 0TDBC + X3. What is the magnitude and location of the equivalent concentrated load representing the wind load?700 N applied 4.29 m above C + X4. Which of the following is the CORRECT summation of moments about the z-axis?HINT: Use "force multiplied by perpendicular distance"A. Pwind(h) - TDAX(7) - TDBX(7) + TDAZ(7) - TDBZ(7) = 0B. Pwind(h) - TDAX(7) - TDBX(7) = 0C. Pwind(h) - TDA(7) - TDB(7) = 0D. Wpole (5) - TDAY (7) - TDBY(7) = 0

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2. Which of the following equilibrium equations correctly relates the tension forces TDA and TDB based on the force diagram? ΣΕx = 0: ΣΜ. = 0: B. A. ^ Tox (2) + Tax (11) = 0 TDA TDB *TDA (1) (2)-Too () (7) - 0 = TDB ΣF, = 0: ΣΜ, = 0: D. C. (17) - Wpole -TDA Cy - TDA - TDB = 0 (7) - TDB (₁₁) (7) = 0 9 9 11 C + X 3. What is the magnitude and location of the equivalent concentrated load representing the wind load? 700 N applied 4.29 m above C X 4. Which of the following is the CORRECT summation of moments about the z-axis? HINT: Use "force multiplied by perpendicular distance" A. Pwind(h) - TDAX(7) - TDBX(7) + TDAZ(7) - TDBZ(7) = 0 B. Pwind(h) - TDAX(7) - TDBX(7) = 0 C. Pwind(h) - TDA(7) - TDB(7) = 0 D. Wpole (5) - TDAY (7) - TDBY(7) = 0

2. Which of the following equilibrium equations correctly relates the tension forces TDA and TDB based on the force diagram? ΣΕx = 0: ΣΜ. = 0: B. A. ^ Tox (2) + Tax (11) = 0 TDA TDB *TDA (1) (2)-Too () (7) - 0 = TDB ΣF, = 0: ΣΜ, = 0: D. C. (17) - Wpole -TDA Cy - TDA - TDB = 0 (7) - TDB (₁₁) (7) = 0 9 9 11 C + X 3. What is the magnitude and location of the equivalent concentrated load representing the wind load? 700 N applied 4.29 m above C X 4. Which of the following is the CORRECT summation of moments about the z-axis? HINT: Use "force multiplied by perpendicular distance" A. Pwind(h) - TDAX(7) - TDBX(7) + TDAZ(7) - TDBZ(7) = 0 B. Pwind(h) - TDAX(7) - TDBX(7) = 0 C. Pwind(h) - TDA(7) - TDB(7) = 0 D. Wpole (5) - TDAY (7) - TDBY(7) = 0

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for no. 1. what is the Force diagram of the pole

for no. 5. What is the magnitude of the tension in cable DB?

A 10-m steel pole is subjected to a trapezoidal wind loading along the negative x-axis as shown. The 60-kg pole is held in equilibrium by
a ball and socket joint at C and two cables, DA and DB.
70N/m
E
40N/m
4m
▲
3m
D
7m
A
4m
6m
6m
B

2. Which of the following equilibrium equations correctly relates the tension forces TDA and TDB based on the force diagram?
ΣFx = 0:
ΣMx = 0:
=
A.
6
B.
* Tax (+) + Too (11) = 0
TDA
=
TDB
*TOM () (7) - ToB (1) (7) - 0
TDA
ΣF₂ =
= 0:
ΣΜΖ =
= 0:
D.
4
6
(²)
(7) - TDB
Cy - TDA
(77)-
Wpole = 0
D-Tas (+) (7) - Tau (1) (7) = 0
TDB
C + X
3. What is the magnitude and location of the equivalent concentrated load representing the wind load?
700 N applied 4.29 m above C + X
4. Which of the following is the CORRECT summation of moments about the z-axis?
HINT: Use "force multiplied by perpendicular distance"
A. Pwind(h) - TDAX(7) - TDBX(7) + TDAZ(7) - TDBZ(7) = 0
B. Pwind(h) - TDAX(7) - TDBX(7) = 0
C. Pwind(h) - TDA(7) - TDB(7) = 0
D. Wpole (5) - TDAY (7) - TDBY(7) = 0

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