CE is a 10 m beam supported at point E by a ball and socket joint. Ball and socket joints provide reaction forces, but not reaction moments. D is at the midpoint between C and E. A horizontal force of -100 j is applied at point D. Two ropes are attached to point C, with unknown tensions TA and TB. Point A is at (4, 6, 0) while point B is at (-3, 4, 0). The system is in equilibrium. Find the magnitude of the tensions TA and TB.

CE is a 10 m beam supported at point E by a ball and socket joint. Ball and socket joints provide reaction forces, but not reaction moments. D is at the midpoint between C and E. A horizontal force of -100 j is applied at point D. Two ropes are attached to point C, with unknown tensions TA and TB. Point A is at (4, 6, 0) while point B is at (-3, 4, 0). The system is in equilibrium. Find the magnitude of the tensions TA and TB.

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