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Analytically, determine the vertical height of the basket in Figure P5 when a = 24 in., b = 36 in., c = 30 in., d = 60 in., e = 6 ft, and f = 10 ft. e a

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Analytically, determine the vertical height of
the basket in Figure P5 when a = 24 in., b =
36 in., c = 30 in., d = 60 in., e = 6 ft, and f = 10
ft.
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a

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