000From the figure below;The mass of the traffic lights at B and C are 5-kg and 10-kg, respectively.(a) Determine the tension in cable AB? [ Select ](b) Determine the tension in cable BC? [ Select](c) Determine the tension in cable CD? [ Select](d) Find the value of angle at CD? (Select]A.B15°7C.

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From the figure below; The mass of the traffic lights at B and C are 5-kg and 10-kg, respectively.

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