Painters A and B support themselves and the 1 0-kg uniform plank CD by pulling down on the two ropes. Determine (a) the tension in the rope attached to C in newton. (b) the tension in the rope attached to D in newton. (c) the vertical force that painter A exerts on the plank in newton. (d) the vertical force that painter B exerts on the plank in newton. 8__ kg 9__ kg 1_ kg A B 5 m m-2m-

Painters A and B support themselves and the 1 0-kg uniform plank CD by pulling down on the two ropes. Determine (a) the tension in the rope attached to C in newton. (b) the tension in the rope attached to D in newton. (c) the vertical force that painter A exerts on the plank in newton. (d) the vertical force that painter B exerts on the plank in newton. 8 kg 9 kg 1_ kg A B 5 m m-2m-

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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