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The resultant of the three cable tensions acting on the flagpole is the force R acting vertically at O and T3 = 500 N. %3D

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Kindly SOLVE and SHOW the free body diagram in clear figure or explanation

The resultant of the three cable tensions
acting on the flagpole is the force R acting
vertically at O and T3 500 N.
8 m
R.
T3-500
-y.
3 m
3 m
T2
D
2 m
T1
OFind the value of T1.
Find the value of T2.
3 Find the value of R.

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