A 10-m steel pole is supported by a ball and socket joint at O and held by three cables, DE, DF, and DG.Note the following properties of the three tension forces acting on point D:Force DE = 250N, on the x-y planeForce DF = 300N, 8 = 15*, ¢ = 20°Force DG = (125i-125j - 125k) N7.5m10mm: Solve for the following:representation of force DEz-component of force DF2.3. magnitude of the resultant of forces DE, DE, and DG1.

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Description: A 10-m steel pole is supported by a ball and socket joint at O and held by three cables, DE, DF, and DG.Note the following properties of the three tension forces acting on point D:Force DE = 250N, on the x-y planeForce DF = 300N, 8 = 15*, ¢ = 20°For

Given: FDE = 250N FDF = 300N,θ = 15o,ϕ = 20o FDG = 125i-125j-125k (N)

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Solve for the following: representation of force DE 1. 2. Z-component of force DF IMPLN ww 3. magnitude of the resultant of forces DE, DE, and DG

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