8 m -5m 4 m 5 m 5 m 15 m 500 N In connection with the above figure, as an Engineer you have to replace the value of 500 Newton to FN Newton. Now find the value of the following: Tension at cable BD Tension at cable BC Note: AB is a solid circular bar

8 m -5m 4 m 5 m 5 m 15 m 500 N In connection with the above figure, as an Engineer you have to replace the value of 500 Newton to FN Newton. Now find the value of the following: Tension at cable BD Tension at cable BC Note: AB is a solid circular bar

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4 m
5m
5 m
15 m
500N*
In connection with the above figure, as an Engineer you have to replace the value of 500 Newton to FN Newton. Now find the value of the following:
Tension at cable BD
Tension at cable BC
Note: AB is a solid circular bar

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