The rigid body ACD supported by a pin at C and by a cable ABD is loaded by P = 140 N. Neglecting friction, determine the tension in cable ABD and the reactions at C when 0 = 50 degrees and the length a = 11 m. NOTE: Give the answer up to THREE significant digits. ▼ Part A - Part A Use the moment equilibrium about C to get the tension T in the cable. T= Submit AΣ vec Request Answer Part B - Part B N Use the x and y equilibrium equations to get the reactions C₂ and Cy at C. Do not forget to separate two answers by a comma. A 90 0 D

The rigid body ACD supported by a pin at C and by a cable ABD is loaded by P = 140 N. Neglecting friction, determine the tension in cable ABD and the reactions at C when 0 = 50 degrees and the length a = 11 m. NOTE: Give the answer up to THREE significant digits. ▼ Part A - Part A Use the moment equilibrium about C to get the tension T in the cable. T= Submit AΣ vec Request Answer Part B - Part B N Use the x and y equilibrium equations to get the reactions C₂ and Cy at C. Do not forget to separate two answers by a comma. A 90 0 D

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