I need all parts detailed solution I will give 3 likes The 500 kN crate is supported by three cables as shown.2 m8 m4 my6 m10 mA4 m500 kNa) determine the tension in cable ABb) determine the tension in cable CDc) determine the tension in cable BD

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The 500 kN crate is supported by three cables as shown. 2 m 8 m B 4 m C 6 m 10 m

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