A rectangular sign on a store has a mass of 100.0 kg, with the center of mass at the center of the rectangle. Leaning against the wall at point C can be treated as a ball and socket joint. At corner D support is provided only in the y direction. Calculate the voltages T1 and T2 in the support cables; the total force supported at C; and the lateral force R supported at D (need free body diagram)

A rectangular sign on a store has a mass of 100.0 kg, with the center of mass at the center of the rectangle. Leaning against the wall at point C can be treated as a ball and socket joint. At corner D support is provided only in the y direction. Calculate the voltages T1 and T2 in the support cables; the total force supported at C; and the lateral force R supported at D (need free body diagram)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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