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Q/3 A rectangular plate is supported by hinges A and B and by cables DF and DG. Knowing th the tension in the cable TpF and TDG are 1425 N and 1320 N, respectively. The force P is 200 N applied at C. Determine: a. The projection of the 1320 N force applied at D on cable DF. b. The moment of the TDr, TDG and P force applied at C about the line EB.

Q/3 A rectangular plate is supported by hinges A and B and by cables DF and DG. Knowing th the tension in the cable TpF and TDG are 1425 N and 1320 N, respectively. The force P is 200 N applied at C. Determine: a. The projection of the 1320 N force applied at D on cable DF. b. The moment of the TDr, TDG and P force applied at C about the line EB.

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Q/3 A rectangular plate is supported by hinges A and B and by cables DF and DG. Knowing that the tension in the cable TDF and Tpg are 1425 N and 1320 N, respectively. The force P is 200 N applied at C. Determine: a. The projection of the 1320 N force applied at D on cable DF. b. The moment of the TDr, TDG and P force applied at C about the line EB. Coordinates (mm) A: (0, 0, 0) B: (960, 0, 0) C: (960, 0, 450) D: (690, 0, 450) 300 mm E:(0, 0, 450) 400 mm 260 mm F F:(300, 530, 0) G:(700, 530, 0) 530 mm E 24 690 mm D. 270 mm 450 mm P=200 N
Transcribed Image Text:Q/3 A rectangular plate is supported by hinges A and B and by cables DF and DG. Knowing that the tension in the cable TDF and Tpg are 1425 N and 1320 N, respectively. The force P is 200 N applied at C. Determine: a. The projection of the 1320 N force applied at D on cable DF. b. The moment of the TDr, TDG and P force applied at C about the line EB. Coordinates (mm) A: (0, 0, 0) B: (960, 0, 0) C: (960, 0, 450) D: (690, 0, 450) 300 mm E:(0, 0, 450) 400 mm 260 mm F F:(300, 530, 0) G:(700, 530, 0) 530 mm E 24 690 mm D. 270 mm 450 mm P=200 N
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