QUESTION 1 The weight of the lamp is equal to the LAST TWO DIGITS OF YOUR NETID. Determine the forces in each of the cables in the problem. and the last 2 numbers of your netID are: The last 2 numbers are the weight W. (Example: Mike's ID is cg3421, he would use W=21 Ib, you must use the last 2 numbers Your full netID: of your ID for the weight) • Tension in cable CD is: Tension in cable DE is: Tension in cable AC is: • Tension in cable BC is: Ib Ib Ib Submit a file with all your calculations for this question! A E D 30° В 45° D

QUESTION 1 The weight of the lamp is equal to the LAST TWO DIGITS OF YOUR NETID. Determine the forces in each of the cables in the problem. and the last 2 numbers of your netID are: The last 2 numbers are the weight W. (Example: Mike's ID is cg3421, he would use W=21 Ib, you must use the last 2 numbers Your full netID: of your ID for the weight) • Tension in cable CD is: Tension in cable DE is: Tension in cable AC is: • Tension in cable BC is: Ib Ib Ib Submit a file with all your calculations for this question! A E D 30° В 45° D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

ChapterMA: Math Assessment

Section: Chapter Questions

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