the cable shown in the figure comes a concentrated load of 12 kN at joint B and P at joint C. 1. Find the force of segment AB.2. Find the force of segment CD.3. Find the value of P. 1. Cable Under Concentrated LoadТOPIC:The cable shown "in the figure camies aconcentrated load of 12 kN at joint B and P atINTERNAL STRESSES OF MEMBER AND CABLESB.CablesT NO 3concentrated load of 12 kN at joint B and P atjoint C.3m4m4m4m5m12 kNOFind the force of segment AB.Find the force of segment CD.Find the value of P.

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The cable shown "in the figure camies a TOPIC: INTERNAL STRESSES OF MEMBER AND CABLES 8.CablesT NO. 3 1. Cable Under Concentrated Load The cable shiown "in the figure cames a concentrated load of 12 kN at joint B and P at joint C. 3m 4m 4m 4m 5m 12 kN O Find the force of segment AB. Find the force of segment CD. O Find the yalue of P.

The cable shown "in the figure camies a TOPIC: INTERNAL STRESSES OF MEMBER AND CABLES 8.CablesT NO. 3 1. Cable Under Concentrated Load The cable shiown "in the figure cames a concentrated load of 12 kN at joint B and P at joint C. 3m 4m 4m 4m 5m 12 kN O Find the force of segment AB. Find the force of segment CD. O Find the yalue of P.

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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