Explanation The free-body diagram is shown in figure 1. The sum of the moments of the forces along AE must be zero. Σ M → A E = 0 λ ^ A E ⋅ ( r → C / A × T → C F ) + λ ^ A E ⋅ ( r → B / A × P → ) = 0 (I) Here, Σ M A E is the sum of the moments of forces along AE, λ ^ A E is the unit vector along AE, T → C F is the tension, r → C / A and r → B / A are position vectors and P → is the weight. Write the expression for λ ^ A E . λ ^ A E = A E → A E (II) Here, A E is the magnitude of the vector A E → . Write the expression of A E → . A E → = ( 480 mm ) i ^ + ( 160 mm ) j ^ − ( 240 mm ) k ^ Find the magnitude of A E → . A E = ( 480 mm ) 2 + ( 160 mm ) 2 + ( − 240 mm ) 2 = 560 mm Substitute [ ( 480 mm ) i ^ + ( 160 mm ) j ^ − ( 240 mm ) k ^ ] for A E → and 560 mm for A E in equation (II) to find λ ^ A E . λ ^ A E = ( 480 mm ) i ^ + ( 160 mm ) j ^ − ( 240 mm ) k ^ 560 mm = 6 i ^ + 2 j ^ − 3 k ^ 7 (III) Write the expressions for the position vectors

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