W₁ 80° W₂ Two loads W₁ = 95 lbs, and W₂ = 100 lbs are suspended from a system of cables as shown. Determine the tensions in the cables. First Particle Draw a free body diagram of point A and apply the equations of equilibrium to determine the tensions in cables AB and AC. TAB = TAC = Second Particle Draw a free body diagram of point D and apply the equations of equilibrium to determine the tensions in cables CE and CD. TCE= TCD=

W₁ 80° W₂ Two loads W₁ = 95 lbs, and W₂ = 100 lbs are suspended from a system of cables as shown. Determine the tensions in the cables. First Particle Draw a free body diagram of point A and apply the equations of equilibrium to determine the tensions in cables AB and AC. TAB = TAC = Second Particle Draw a free body diagram of point D and apply the equations of equilibrium to determine the tensions in cables CE and CD. TCE= TCD=

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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