A boom hinged at the base of a vertical mast is used to lift a 2000 lb load. Find the tension in the cable and the reaction R at the end of the boom. The angle of the boom is 40 degrees with the horizontal and the cable is 60 degrees with the vertical mast. Pls include given, formula, fbd, and solution.

A boom hinged at the base of a vertical mast is used to lift a 2000 lb load. Find the tension in the cable and the reaction R at the end of the boom. The angle of the boom is 40 degrees with the horizontal and the cable is 60 degrees with the vertical mast. Pls include given, formula, fbd, and solution.

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