Situation.5: A horizontal rigid boom OD is subjected to a. vertical load P-1000 N and is supported by two cables to a vertical supporting wall as shown. Assume point O is a hinged-support. (0,3,4) . (0,3,-3) 7m C 1000 N 10m 1. Determine the tension in cable AC.. 2. Determine the tension in cable BC. 3. Determine the magnitude of the reaction at O.

Situation.5: A horizontal rigid boom OD is subjected to a. vertical load P-1000 N and is supported by two cables to a vertical supporting wall as shown. Assume point O is a hinged-support. (0,3,4) . (0,3,-3) 7m C 1000 N 10m 1. Determine the tension in cable AC.. 2. Determine the tension in cable BC. 3. Determine the magnitude of the reaction at O.

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