The 150-kg bar ABO is supported by two cables at A and aslider bearing at B. The end of the bar presses against a frictionless surface at 0.Find the tension in the cable AC.704.73 KNb.а.604.73 KNС.804.73 KN3 m5 md.904.73 KNFind the tension in the cable AD.2 m2 m456.11 KNb.a.556.11 KNy2 m656.11 KNd.С.B756.11 KNFind the contact force at 0.1103.63 KNb.а.4 m1203.63 KN1303.63 KNd.С.1403.63 KN

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The 150-kg bar ABO is supported by two cables at A and a slider bearing at B. The end of the bar presses against a frictionless surface at 0. Find the tension in the cable AC. 704.73 KN b. а. 604.73 KN 804.73 KN d. С. 3 m 5 m 904.73 KN Find the tension in the cable AD. 2 m a. 456.11 KN 2 m b. 556.11 KN 656.11 KN 2 m С. d. 756.11 KN Find the contact force at 0. 4 m 1103.63 KN b. a. 1203.63 KN 1303.63 KN d. С. 1403.63 KN

The 150-kg bar ABO is supported by two cables at A and a slider bearing at B. The end of the bar presses against a frictionless surface at 0. Find the tension in the cable AC. 704.73 KN b. а. 604.73 KN 804.73 KN d. С. 3 m 5 m 904.73 KN Find the tension in the cable AD. 2 m a. 456.11 KN 2 m b. 556.11 KN 656.11 KN 2 m С. d. 756.11 KN Find the contact force at 0. 4 m 1103.63 KN b. a. 1203.63 KN 1303.63 KN d. С. 1403.63 KN

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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