A cable is loaded and supported as shown in Fig.The vertical distance vc is 4 ft. DetermineThe tensions in the three segments of the cable.8 ft- 8ft-14 ft5 ftD4 ft600 IbCB1000 lb2000 lb00

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A cable is loaded and supported as shown in Fig. The vertical distance vc is 4 ft. Determine The tensions in the three segments of the cable. 8 ft - 8ft- 14 ft 5 ft D 4 ft 600 Ib C B 1000 lb 2000 lb 00