a. A box has a mass of 26.3 slugs. What is the weight of the box in kilonewtons? (round your answer to 3 significant figures) An individual is pulling on a rope (along the v axis) that is connected to 3 other ropes attached to a wall (x-z plane). The rope connected from A to D has a unit vector of UAD = 0.545 i + -0.707 i+0.454 k. The rope connected from A to C is in the x-v plane and has an angle. α = 32°. The rope from A to B is connected at coordinates. A = (0. 13. 0) from A to D is F = 70 lbs the rope with? and B = (0. 0. 9). If the tension in rope How much force is the individual pulling Z a A (X,Y,Z) B (XYZ)

a. A box has a mass of 26.3 slugs. What is the weight of the box in kilonewtons? (round your answer to 3 significant figures) An individual is pulling on a rope (along the v axis) that is connected to 3 other ropes attached to a wall (x-z plane). The rope connected from A to D has a unit vector of UAD = 0.545 i + -0.707 i+0.454 k. The rope connected from A to C is in the x-v plane and has an angle. α = 32°. The rope from A to B is connected at coordinates. A = (0. 13. 0) from A to D is F = 70 lbs the rope with? and B = (0. 0. 9). If the tension in rope How much force is the individual pulling Z a A (X,Y,Z) B (XYZ)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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