(5) Two steel beams, each having a mass of 100 kg,are welded together at right angles and suspended byvertical cables as shown so that the assembly remainsin a horizontal plane. Compute the tensions in thecables.Ans: T₁ = 490 N, TB = 797 N, Tc = 674 N2.4 m0.9 m90°1.5 m

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(5) Two steel beams, each having a mass of 100 kg, are welded together at right angles and suspended by vertical cables as shown so that the assembly remains in a horizontal plane. Compute the tensions in the cables. Ans: T₁ = 490 N, TB = 797 N, Tc = 674 N 2.4 m 0.9 m 90° 1.5 m