Elements Of Electromagnetics
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the vertical post is secured by three cables. the cables are pre-tensioned so that the resultant of the cable forces f, q, and p is directed along the z-axis. if f = 120 lb, find p and q. ans. p = 74.3lb, q = 69.9l
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