A ball (100 kg) is supported by hollow cylindrical wires, A, B and O as shown in Figure 4. If all the wires have an allowable stress of 250 kN/m², determine the outside diameter of each wire if the inside diameter is given as 100 mm. 30° 40° B Figure 4 A ball is supported by hollow cylindrical wires

A ball (100 kg) is supported by hollow cylindrical wires, A, B and O as shown in Figure 4. If all the wires have an allowable stress of 250 kN/m², determine the outside diameter of each wire if the inside diameter is given as 100 mm. 30° 40° B Figure 4 A ball is supported by hollow cylindrical wires

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A ball (100 kg) is supported by hollow cylindrical wires, A, B and O as shown in Figure 4. If all
the wires have an allowable stress of 250 kN/m², determine the outside diameter of each wire
if the inside diameter is given as 100 mm.
A
30°
40⁰°
B
Figure 4 A ball is supported by hollow cylindrical wires

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