8. The boom in the figure supports a load W = 1400 lb. Compute the forces in the cables AE and BD and also the components exerted by the ball and socket joint C.Answers: AE = 512 lb; BD = 878 lb; CX = -250 lb;CY = 600 lb; CZ = 800 lbPLEASE GIVE ME A SOLUTION SIMILAR TO THE REFERENCE PHOTO, I DON'T NEED THE J K SOLUTION. THANK YOU E.Yin5'- -12' dne - 0-3)* + (0-(-0))* +(4-0)a - 8.715dac- (8-0)" +(0) + (8-0). 12dao • a-o)* +(40) +(0-(4)- 9.165(0,4,6)Isolate Top Viow,Isolote Front View,C,D100018g-000Mo 0CA C10) -1000 (e)- Boo(a) -0Cx * 840 lb.1700(e) - Ex (10) - By(3)-0AC12640Bx (10) + ByCa) 13600 --OAB8.779- BzByAC - 1260 Ib --T* By = 6/8 BxBx (10) • 6/s Bx (3) - 13600B, - 1000 lb. By e1200 lb-.: AB- subs. to 11000(4) - B00(3) - Dx (10) -0Ox - 160 IbAD1609.165- 1755 Ib --CBz - B00 Ib.AD - 183.3 lb T

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8. The boom in the figure supports a load W = 1400 lb. Compute the forces in the cables AE and BD and also the components exerted by the ball and socket joint C.
Answers: AE = 512 lb; BD = 878 lb; CX = -250 lb;
CY = 600 lb; CZ = 800 lb

PLEASE GIVE ME A SOLUTION SIMILAR TO THE REFERENCE PHOTO, I DON'T NEED THE J K SOLUTION. THANK YOU

dne - 0-3)* + (0-(-0))* +(4-0)a - 8.715
dac- (8-0)" +(0) + (8-0). 12
dao • a-o)* +(40) +(0-(4)- 9.165
(0,4,6)
Isolate Top Viow,
Isolote Front View,
C,D
1000
18g-000
Mo 0
CA C10) -1000 (e)- Boo(a) -0
Cx * 840 lb.
1700(e) - Ex (10) - By(3)-0
AC
12
640
Bx (10) + ByCa) 13600 --O
AB
8.779
- Bz
By
AC - 1260 Ib --T
* By = 6/8 Bx
Bx (10) • 6/s Bx (3) - 13600
B, - 1000 lb. By e1200 lb-
.: AB
- subs. to 1
1000(4) - B00(3) - Dx (10) -0
Ox - 160 Ib
AD
160
9.165
- 1755 Ib --C
Bz - B00 Ib.
AD - 183.3 lb T

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