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Q3.
A cable as shown below is used to tether the top of a pole to a
point on the ground. The cable has a tension force of 3 kN that
acts along the direction of the cable as shown in Fig.3. What are
the x, y, and z components of the tension force acting on the top of
the pola?
Figure 3: Vector diagram of a pole.

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