The 90-kg box is supported by three wires concurrent at D (2, 0, 1). The wires are attached topoints A (1,3,2), B (3,3,-4), and C (4,3,2). The coordinates are in meters.yZA(1,3,2) C (4,3,2)WD(2,0,1)90 kgB(3,3,-4)000X 5. Which of the following gives the vector representation of the tension on cable DC in component form?A. (130.8i + 196.2j+65.4k)NB. (-489i+734j + 245k) NC. (489i + 734j + 245k) ND. (−130.8i + 196.2j + 65.4k)N

Given that: Mass of the object is 90 kg. Coordinate of the points are A: 1, 3, 2 B: 3, 3, -4 C: 4,…

The 90-kg box is supported by three wires concurrent at D (2, 0, 1). The wires are attached to points A (1,3,2), B (3,3,-4), and C (4,3,2). The coordinates are in meters. y Z A(1,3,2) C (4,3,2) D(2,0,1) 90 kg B(3,3,-4) 000 X

The 90-kg box is supported by three wires concurrent at D (2, 0, 1). The wires are attached to points A (1,3,2), B (3,3,-4), and C (4,3,2). The coordinates are in meters. y Z A(1,3,2) C (4,3,2) D(2,0,1) 90 kg B(3,3,-4) 000 X

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The 90-kg box is supported by three wires concurrent at D (2, 0, 1). The wires are attached to
points A (1,3,2), B (3,3,-4), and C (4,3,2). The coordinates are in meters.
y
Z
A(1,3,2) C (4,3,2)
W
D(2,0,1)
90 kg
B(3,3,-4)
000
X

5. Which of the following gives the vector representation of the tension on cable DC in component form?
A. (130.8i + 196.2j+65.4k)N
B. (-489i+734j + 245k) N
C. (489i + 734j + 245k) N
D. (−130.8i + 196.2j + 65.4k)N

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