The following system is in static equilibrium with the strings AB, BC, and CD connected to suppor and 50N weights as shown. The middle string BC is exactly horizontal, and points A and D are co a rigid support. Calculate the tension forces T₁, T2, T3, and the angle 8. A T₁ 35° B T₂ 0 C D T3

The following system is in static equilibrium with the strings AB, BC, and CD connected to suppor and 50N weights as shown. The middle string BC is exactly horizontal, and points A and D are co a rigid support. Calculate the tension forces T₁, T2, T3, and the angle 8. A T₁ 35° B T₂ 0 C D T3

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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