The system of knotted cable shownsupport the indicated weights, Thecross-sectional areas of wire A and B are1152600 mm2, and C and D are 1250 mm2,respectively.700200KN150KNwhat is the tensile stresses ofcable A.?what is the tensile stresses ofcable B.?what is the tensile stresses ofcable C.?what is the tensile stresses ofcable D?

Cross-sectional area AA=AB=2600 mm2AC=AD=1250 mm2 First, we need to calculate the tension in each…

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The system of knotted cable shown support the indicated weights, The cross-sectional areas of wire A and B are 115 2600 mm2, and C and D are 1250 mm?, respectively. 700 200 KN 150 KN

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