An 8-kg block is suspended by three cables as shown below. If T3 is perfectly horizontal and the block is at rest, determine; va ✓ b VC d a. The weight of the block in Newtons. b. The tension in cable 1 in Newtons. c. The tension in cable 2 in Newtons d. The tension in cable 3 in Newtons. 1. 2. 3. 4. 124.8 130.3 104.1 78.40 T₁ 37⁰ T₁ 8-kg

An 8-kg block is suspended by three cables as shown below. If T3 is perfectly horizontal and the block is at rest, determine; va ✓ b VC d a. The weight of the block in Newtons. b. The tension in cable 1 in Newtons. c. The tension in cable 2 in Newtons d. The tension in cable 3 in Newtons. 1. 2. 3. 4. 124.8 130.3 104.1 78.40 T₁ 37⁰ T₁ 8-kg

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Chapter9: Statics And Torque

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