Determine the allowable weight that the assembly can handle if the cable AB has a working stress of 200 Mpa and cable AC has a working stress of 150 Mpa. The cable cross sectional areas are 300 mm? for cable AB and 330 mm2 for cable AC. B C 50° 28° A W

Determine the allowable weight that the assembly can handle if the cable AB has a working stress of 200 Mpa and cable AC has a working stress of 150 Mpa. The cable cross sectional areas are 300 mm? for cable AB and 330 mm2 for cable AC. B C 50° 28° A W

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.4.12P: Solve the preceding problem if the mass of the tailgate is MT— 11 kg and that of the crate is hic—...

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PROBLEM 1
Determine the allowable weight that the assembly can handle
if the cable AB has a working stress of 200 Mpa and cable AC
has a working stress of 150 Mpa. The cable cross sectional
areas are 300 mm? for cable AB and 330 mm2 for cable AC.
B
50°
28°
A
W

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