I need the answer as soon as possible The tension in the supporting cable BC is 800 lb.Write the force which this cable exerts on the boomOAB as a vector T. Determine the angles 0, 6, ande, which the line of action of T forms with the pos-itive x-, y-, and z-axes.Q3Ans. T 110.7i - 775j + 166.0k Ib, = 82.0", e, = 165.6°, 0, 78.0"2.5

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The tension in the supporting cable BC is 800 lb. Write the force which this cable exerts on the boom Q3 OAB as a vector T. Determine the angles , 6, and 6, which the line of action of T forms with the pos- itive x-, y-, and z-axes. Ans. T 110.7i - 775j + 166.0k Ib 8, - 82.0", a, - 165.6", 0, 78.0" 15

The tension in the supporting cable BC is 800 lb. Write the force which this cable exerts on the boom Q3 OAB as a vector T. Determine the angles , 6, and 6, which the line of action of T forms with the pos- itive x-, y-, and z-axes. Ans. T 110.7i - 775j + 166.0k Ib 8, - 82.0", a, - 165.6", 0, 78.0" 15

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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