Each of the three members, AB, AC, and AD, of the tripod in Fig. P6–22 is secured by ball-and-socket connections and each is capable of exerting ten- sion or compression. The turnbuckle in wire AE is tightened so that the wire tension is 4080 lb. Determine the axial force in each member. Neglect the weights of the members.

Each of the three members, AB, AC, and AD, of the tripod in Fig. P6–22 is secured by ball-and-socket connections and each is capable of exerting ten- sion or compression. The turnbuckle in wire AE is tightened so that the wire tension is 4080 lb. Determine the axial force in each member. Neglect the weights of the members.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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