A 169.2-N bird feeder is supported by three cables as shown in the fiqure below. Find the tension in each cable left cable N right cable bottom cable 60° 300 Bird food Need Help? Read It

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A: Concept used: Cosine components of force act only x-axis. Sine components of force act along y-axis.

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A: Using force conservation law∑Fx=0    and ∑Fy=0From ∑Fx=0 we get 300−Bx=0Bx=300lb(<−)

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A: Given data- suspended mass m=10 kg The tension in rope at any point always constant T=mg =(10…

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A: Solution:- If a point or object is in static equilibrium, then net force acting on them must be…

Q: The  figure  shows  a  100.kg  box  suspended from the extreme  side of the  horizontal   truss.…

A: In this question we will use condition of static equilibrium.  Sum of vertical forces equal zero.…

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A: SOlution: Given that m = 18 kg angle = 27  degree

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Q: A 166.4-N bird feeder is supported by three cables as shown in the figure below. Find the tension in…

A: Let the tension in left cable be T1 and right cable be T2 and bottom cable be T3. And weight W =…

Q: Calculate the tension in each cable.

A: T1 and T2  can be considered as the tension acting on the left and right cable.

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A: According to the Newton's second law net force = mass x acceleration