I. The homogeneous bar AB weighs 150 KN. End B leans agamst a vertical wall and end A is supported by a ball and Socket joint. Determine the tension in the cable BC and the wall reaction at B. neglect friction. 4m 5m 1300 4m 6m t ५

I. The homogeneous bar AB weighs 150 KN. End B leans agamst a vertical wall and end A is supported by a ball and Socket joint. Determine the tension in the cable BC and the wall reaction at B. neglect friction. 4m 5m 1300 4m 6m t ५

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I. The homogeneous bar AB weighs 150 KN. End B leans agamst
a vertical wall and end A is supported by a ball and
Socket joint. Determine the tension in the cable BC and the
wall reaction at B. neglect friction.
4m
X.
5m
1300
4m
6m
t
५

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