ESENSIEBDCBx = 5° & B = 8°dwire = 0.39"Q = 100 lbsFind the tensile stress Jab in cable AB

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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x = 5° & B = 8°
dwire = 0.39"
Q = 100 lbs
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