Q3. Beam OA is supported by a ball and socket joint at O and Cables AB and AC. If a 150 N force is applied at the mid-point of the beam, determine the magnitudes of the tension forces in both cables and the reaction components at the ball and socket support. X A. 2 m B 1 m) 2 m Z 2 m 3 m C 3 m

Q3. Beam OA is supported by a ball and socket joint at O and Cables AB and AC. If a 150 N force is applied at the mid-point of the beam, determine the magnitudes of the tension forces in both cables and the reaction components at the ball and socket support. X A. 2 m B 1 m) 2 m Z 2 m 3 m C 3 m

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Q3. Beam OA is supported by a ball and socket joint at O and Cables AB and AC. If a 150 N force
is applied at the mid-point of the beam, determine the magnitudes of the tension forces in both
cables and the reaction components at the ball and socket support.
X
A.
2m
B
2 m
1 m)
2 m
150 N
Z
3 m
C
3m
Y

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