A vertical load of 100N, in equilibrium, is supported by two ropes, A and B, in the same vertical plane. The tension in B is 40N and acts in a line at 30° to the vertical axis. Determine the tension in rope A and the angle between the two ropes A and B. 30 400/4 68.350 47° IDON X 9.81.981 N

A vertical load of 100N, in equilibrium, is supported by two ropes, A and B, in the same vertical plane. The tension in B is 40N and acts in a line at 30° to the vertical axis. Determine the tension in rope A and the angle between the two ropes A and B. 30 400/4 68.350 47° IDON X 9.81.981 N

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A vertical load of 100N, in equilibrium, is supported by two ropes, A and B, in the same
vertical plane. The tension in B is 40N and acts in a line at 30° to the vertical axis.
Determine the tension in rope A and the angle between the two ropes A and B.
30°
402/4
68.350
47°
İDON X 9.81.981 N

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