F, F2 and F are aplied to a cable system F E A (ABCDE). m a) Find the forces in the cables AB, BC, CD, DE and force in the spring CF in terms of P. k B D (a is an unknown of the problem) C b) If the maximum force that any cable can support is Smax, determine the maximum value of P that can be supported. b d c) If the original length of the spring is lo, find the stiffness of the spring, k.

F, F2 and F are aplied to a cable system F E A (ABCDE). m a) Find the forces in the cables AB, BC, CD, DE and force in the spring CF in terms of P. k B D (a is an unknown of the problem) C b) If the maximum force that any cable can support is Smax, determine the maximum value of P that can be supported. b d c) If the original length of the spring is lo, find the stiffness of the spring, k.

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