Q1. A beam AB) is supported in a horizsntal pusition by a hinge (A) and a cable which runs from (C) aver a small pulley at (D) a shown in the figure. Compute the tension (T) in the cable and the horizomal and vertical componemta of the reaction at (A), Negket the weight of the beam and the size of the pulley at D. too N Ru

Q1. A beam AB) is supported in a horizsntal pusition by a hinge (A) and a cable which runs from (C) aver a small pulley at (D) a shown in the figure. Compute the tension (T) in the cable and the horizomal and vertical componemta of the reaction at (A), Negket the weight of the beam and the size of the pulley at D. too N Ru

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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