A bucket is supported by cables and pulleys system as shown in Figure Q2. Base on the information provided in Table Q2. (a) Find the reaction of each cables in the system. Neglect the self-weight of cables and assume the pulleys are frictionless. (b) If the maximum capacity of cable is T (N), determine the maximum weight of bucket, W (N) that the system can support. D E 'B A

A bucket is supported by cables and pulleys system as shown in Figure Q2. Base on the information provided in Table Q2. (a) Find the reaction of each cables in the system. Neglect the self-weight of cables and assume the pulleys are frictionless. (b) If the maximum capacity of cable is T (N), determine the maximum weight of bucket, W (N) that the system can support. D E 'B A

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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