Two traffic signals are attached to the 39-ft support cable at equal intervals as shown. Determine the equilibrium configuration angles a, ß, and y, as well as the tension in each cable segment. 38' A Y 13' 13' 13' B 120 lb 220 lb

Two traffic signals are attached to the 39-ft support cable at equal intervals as shown. Determine the equilibrium configuration angles a, ß, and y, as well as the tension in each cable segment. 38' A Y 13' 13' 13' B 120 lb 220 lb

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Two
traffic signals are attached to the 39-ft support cable at equal intervals as shown. Determine the equilibrium configuration angles
a, ß, and y, as well as the tension in each cable segment.
38'
A
α
Y
13'
13'
Answers:
a=
i
ß =
y=
TAB=
i
TBC = i
TCD= i
i
13'
B
120 lb
C
220 lb
lb
lb
lb

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