PROBLEM NO.3 A 15kg STEEL BALL IS SUSPENDED AT THE AIR USING 2 DIFFERENT TYPES OF CABLES. CABLE A IS MADE UP OF BRONZE WHILE CABLE B IS MADE UP OF STEEL CALCULATE THE TENSION IN ROPEA AND ROPE B TA (15 kg 53°

PROBLEM NO.3 A 15kg STEEL BALL IS SUSPENDED AT THE AIR USING 2 DIFFERENT TYPES OF CABLES. CABLE A IS MADE UP OF BRONZE WHILE CABLE B IS MADE UP OF STEEL CALCULATE THE TENSION IN ROPEA AND ROPE B TA (15 kg 53°

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PROBLEM NO.3
A 15kg STEEL BALL IS SUSPENDED AT THE AIR USING 2 DIFFERENT TYPES OF CABLES. CABLE A IS MADE UP
OF BRONZE WHILE CABLE B IS MADE UP OF STEEL CALCULATE THE TENSION IN ROPE A AND ROPE B
TA
(15kg
53°

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