6/26 The 600-kg homogeneous plate is suspended from the overhead carriage by the two parallel steel cables. What acceleration a will cause the tensions in the two cables to be equal? What is the resulting steady-state deflection of the cables from the vertical? Evaluate your results for the case where b = 2h. b 4 A 18 b B Problem 6/26 le h

6/26 The 600-kg homogeneous plate is suspended from the overhead carriage by the two parallel steel cables. What acceleration a will cause the tensions in the two cables to be equal? What is the resulting steady-state deflection of the cables from the vertical? Evaluate your results for the case where b = 2h. b 4 A 18 b B Problem 6/26 le h

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