### Problem Statement:**Q.5)** A weightless Collar C is attached to the cable CD and can freely slide on the cylindrical bar AB. If the tension in the cable CD is 200 N, determine the components of this tension parallel and perpendicular to bar AB. Also find the angle between bar AB and cable CD. The coordinate of point C (80 mm, 220 mm, 80 mm).### Detailed Diagram Description:An engineering diagram is provided to illustrate the setup:- **Coordinates and Points:** - Point \(O\) is at the origin (0,0,0). - Point \(A\) is located at (60 mm along y-axis, 240 mm along z-axis). - Point \(B\) is positioned at (300 mm along x-axis, 120 mm along y-axis). - Point \(D\) is at (120 mm along y-axis, 280 mm along z-axis). - The position of Point \(C\) is given as (80 mm along x-axis, 220 mm along y-axis, 80 mm along z-axis).- **Bar AB:** - Bar \(AB\) is a cylindrical rod extending from point \(A\) to point \(B\): - Vector \( \overrightarrow{AB} \) is defined from point \(A(0, 60, 240)\) to point \(B(300, 120, 0)\).- **Cable CD:** - Cable \(CD\) is attached to Point \(D\) and the sliding collar \(C\): - Point \(D\) is at coordinates (0, 120, 280). - Point \(C\) slides along the bar.- **Dimensions:** - The length of \( \overrightarrow {OA} \) is 240 mm. - The length of \( \overrightarrow {OB} \) is 300 mm. - The distance \(OC\) horizontally from the y-axis is 80 mm, vertically \(OC\) is 220 mm upwards, and 80 mm along the z-axis. - Vector lengths and dimensions are further specified for visual clarity.### Instructions for Solution:1. **Determine the components of the tension in cable CD:** - Using vector decomposition, resolve the 200 N tension into two components: one parallel to bar AB and the other perpendicular to

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Q.5) A weightless Collar C is attached to the cable CD and can freely slide on the cylindrical bar AB. If the tension in the cable CD is 200 N, determine the components of this tension parallel and perpendicular bar AB. Also find the angle between bar AB and cable CD. The coordinate of point C (80 mm, 220 mm, 80 mm). 60 mm 120 mm D 240 mm 240 mm 280 mm SC 120 mm 300 mm

Q.5) A weightless Collar C is attached to the cable CD and can freely slide on the cylindrical bar AB. If the tension in the cable CD is 200 N, determine the components of this tension parallel and perpendicular bar AB. Also find the angle between bar AB and cable CD. The coordinate of point C (80 mm, 220 mm, 80 mm). 60 mm 120 mm D 240 mm 240 mm 280 mm SC 120 mm 300 mm

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