A beam with the mass of 3 Mg is hanging from cables. The center of gravity is directly below the point where the two cables meet and the two cables are at angles 0-25°, and = 30°. Let the diameter of cable AC be 12 mm. Find the diameter of cable AB so that it has the same normal stress as cable AC. B BY NO SA 2021 Cathy Zupke A Ө G с

A beam with the mass of 3 Mg is hanging from cables. The center of gravity is directly below the point where the two cables meet and the two cables are at angles 0-25°, and = 30°. Let the diameter of cable AC be 12 mm. Find the diameter of cable AB so that it has the same normal stress as cable AC. B BY NO SA 2021 Cathy Zupke A Ө G с

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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