The given system of knotted cords (label the left knot as J and the right knot as K) supports the indicated weights. a) What is the tension TA in cord A? b) What is the tension TB in cord B? c) What is the tension TC in cord C? V65° A 125° 1000 dyn B 500 dun
The given system of knotted cords (label the left knot as J and the right knot as K) supports the indicated weights. a) What is the tension TA in cord A? b) What is the tension TB in cord B? c) What is the tension TC in cord C? V65° A 125° 1000 dyn B 500 dun
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why was cos80 disregarded?
can you explain the encircled part of the solution ( i was confused and need to understand how it happened)

Transcribed Image Text:IF,
Tacos 35° = Tb cos 80⁰ + 30
Then,
Fx=0-Tasin 35° + Tbsin 80° = 0
0
Tbsin80= Tasin3J'
o
Tbongo
Tb
= Tasin 35'
D
sin 80
then,
acos3s = Tbcos 200 1300
Tacos 35-Tasin 35
sin 80⁰
1300
IF,
To cos 35 Tb cos 80⁰ +30µ
Then,
& Fx = 0 - Tasin 36⁰° + Tbsin 80⁰ = 0
brin 80⁰ = Tasin 30
Tb
then,
Tacos 3 = T20 1300
Tacos 35-Tasin 35
sin 80⁰
Tbsingo
= Tasin 35°
sin 80
7300

Transcribed Image Text:The given system of knotted cords (label the left knot as J and the right knot as K)
supports the indicated weights.
a) What is the tension TA in cord A?
b) What is the tension TB in cord B?
c) What is the tension TC in cord C?
P65°
A
C
125°
1000 dyn
500 dyn
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