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Draw the correct Free Body Diagram (FBD). Traffic lights are supported by the two posts as shown. Determine the (Refer to Figure c)
a. Tension of cables AB, BC, and CD necessary to support the traffic lights at B and C.
b. find the weight of the traffic light at C (in Newtons) when the mass of the traffic light at B is 15kg.
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15°
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