Q2.pdf >Q1: A mass m is suspended by two cables as shown in Fig. 1. Determine the tension forcein each cable?Where, m= 30 kg; g= 9,81 m/s?; a= 2 m; b=4 m; c=10 m; s=4.5 maBbFig. 1Q2: In the Figure 2, there are four forces in one plane. I was applied another two forces thatacting on the same point of the four forces (), where the lines of action of the new two forcesare gl and g2. Determine the magnitude of forces Fg1 and F2 that keep the system inequilibrium?Where: F1 = 5000 NF2 = 2000 NF3 = 3300 NF4 = 4600 Naj = 25°agi = 15°a2 = 40°a2 = 60°az = 45°a = 20°y Ag2F2F1ag2giF4Fig. 2

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