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5. Given: XW = 48.85 ft and weight of W = 652 lb, ? = 36° Solve for the tension in XW connected to W in lb at Y, wherein velocity of W = 14.8 ft/s Report your answers in 3 significant digits

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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5. Given: XW = 48.85 ft and weight of W = 652 lb, ? = 36° Solve for the tension in XW connected to W in lb at Y, wherein velocity of W = 14.8 ft/s Report your answers in 3 significant digits

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