Q2) Figure 2 shows a rope that is stretched between points A and C, there is mass m at point B. Given values: m=20 kg, h= 2 m, d= 3 m, a= 30°, y=60°. Determine the followings: a) What are the values of lengths LAB and LBc must be selected according to the given angles a and y? b) What are the values of forces FAB and FBc in the rope sections AB and BC? ВС A h Figure 2 m BC C g

Q2) Figure 2 shows a rope that is stretched between points A and C, there is mass m at point B. Given values: m=20 kg, h= 2 m, d= 3 m, a= 30°, y=60°. Determine the followings: a) What are the values of lengths LAB and LBc must be selected according to the given angles a and y? b) What are the values of forces FAB and FBc in the rope sections AB and BC? ВС A h Figure 2 m BC C g

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