Compute the vertical distance of link AB from pin E for the given set up if the tension in link AB is equal to 1500 lb and the ratio of di to d2 is 7:8. -32"- E 12" C D A 800 lb LLLLL LLL G F 28" swer: d, = 21", total distance from pin E = 33"

Compute the vertical distance of link AB from pin E for the given set up if the tension in link AB is equal to 1500 lb and the ratio of di to d2 is 7:8. -32"- E 12" C D A 800 lb LLLLL LLL G F 28" swer: d, = 21", total distance from pin E = 33"

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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Compute the vertical distance of link AB from pin E for the given set up if the tension
in link AB is equal to 1500 lb and the ratio of di to d2 is 7:8.
-32"-
E
12"
C
D
A
В
d2
800 lb
LLLLL
LLLL
G
F
28"
swer: d; = 21", total distance from pin E = 33"

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