Elements Of Electromagnetics
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1- The internal force of the spring is
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a. 228.15
b. 386.10
c. 292.50
d. 473.85
e. 93.60
2- Tension in BC is
Select one:
a. 588.49
b. 177.25
c. 411.23
d. 216.25
e. 641.66
3- Tension in BD is
Select one:
a. 484.52
b. 275.68
c. 45.95
d. 547.17
e. 208.84
4- If maximum tension in cables does not exceed 975 N, the corresponding spring constant is (N/m)
Select one:
a. 1456.00
b. 4550.00
c. 3549.00
d. 6006.00
e. 7371.00
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