The vertical mast supports the 6.1-kN force F and is constrained by the two fixed cables BC and BD and by a ball-and-socketconnection at A. Calculate the tension T1 in BD. Can this be accomplished by using only one equation of equilibrium?Assume a = 4.6 m, b = 3.6 m, c = 1.8 m, h = 4.9 m.ВhT1T2F.bkNAnswer: T1 =i

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The vertical mast supports the 6.1-kN force F and is constrained by the two fixed cables BC and BD and by a ball-and-socket connection at A. Calculate the tension T, in BD. Can this be accomplished by using only one equation of equilibrium? Assume a = 4.6 m, b = 3.6 m, c = 1.8 m, h = 4.9 m. В h T1 T2 F. b

The vertical mast supports the 6.1-kN force F and is constrained by the two fixed cables BC and BD and by a ball-and-socket connection at A. Calculate the tension T, in BD. Can this be accomplished by using only one equation of equilibrium? Assume a = 4.6 m, b = 3.6 m, c = 1.8 m, h = 4.9 m. В h T1 T2 F. b

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