60 mm F 10000 N.mm 80 mm A y 600 N D C 45 mm E 90 mm 120 mm 300 N A: a collar that can slide along and rotate about the y axis 10000 N.mm: a couple moment about the negative x axis 300 N: a force along the positive x axis 600 N: a force along the negative y axis CF: a cable DE: a cable Questions: 1. 2. What is the reaction at A? What is the tension in each cable?

60 mm F 10000 N.mm 80 mm A y 600 N D C 45 mm E 90 mm 120 mm 300 N A: a collar that can slide along and rotate about the y axis 10000 N.mm: a couple moment about the negative x axis 300 N: a force along the positive x axis 600 N: a force along the negative y axis CF: a cable DE: a cable Questions: 1. 2. What is the reaction at A? What is the tension in each cable?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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