The shaded shape is supported by Cable 1 and Cable 2 in the position shown (Drawing is NOT to scale). The shape has a uniform weight per unit area of 6kN/m². Step 1: If A=1.7m, C=0.8m, x=1.2m, y=1.8m, z=3.8m, a = 62°, and 3 = 20°, find the value of B %3D needed to keep the shape in static equilibrium. Then solve for the tension in Cable 1 (T1) and the tension in Cable 2 (T2).

The shaded shape is supported by Cable 1 and Cable 2 in the position shown (Drawing is NOT to scale). The shape has a uniform weight per unit area of 6kN/m². Step 1: If A=1.7m, C=0.8m, x=1.2m, y=1.8m, z=3.8m, a = 62°, and 3 = 20°, find the value of B %3D needed to keep the shape in static equilibrium. Then solve for the tension in Cable 1 (T1) and the tension in Cable 2 (T2).

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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