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    This document contains two problems about determining forces at equilibrium. The first asks to find the resultant force at point C of a rope under 365N of tension. The second gives two forces of 8kN and 15kN applied to a welded connection and asks to determine the magnitudes of two other forces to maintain equilibrium.

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    This document contains two problems about determining forces at equilibrium. The first asks to find the resultant force at point C of a rope under 365N of tension. The second gives two forces of 8kN and 15kN applied to a welded connection and asks to determine the magnitudes of two other forces to maintain equilibrium.

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    Tutorial 3 - Week4

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    This document contains two problems about determining forces at equilibrium. The first asks to find the resultant force at point C of a rope under 365N of tension. The second gives two forces of 8kN and 15kN applied to a welded connection and asks to determine the magnitudes of two other forces to maintain equilibrium.

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    Tutorial 3, Week 4

    1. Knowing that the tension in rope AC, is 365 N, determine the resultant of three forces exerted at
    point C of post BC.

    2. Two forces of magnitude TA = 8 kN and TB = 15kN are applied as shown to a welded connection.
    Knowing that the connection is in equilibrium, determine the magnitude of the forces TC and TD.

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