QT. A 4.20 m long (L) steel pipe has a mass of 450 kg and is lifted by a crane attached to cable CD. Point Cis attached to each end of the pipe at A and B of the steel pipe. The length AC is 3.25 m and the length BC is also 3.25 m (l.e, length AC = BC). Using g= 9.81 m/s, calculate the tension in sling AC and give your answer in newtons (N) to the nearest newton D C B Answer

QT. A 4.20 m long (L) steel pipe has a mass of 450 kg and is lifted by a crane attached to cable CD. Point Cis attached to each end of the pipe at A and B of the steel pipe. The length AC is 3.25 m and the length BC is also 3.25 m (l.e, length AC = BC). Using g= 9.81 m/s, calculate the tension in sling AC and give your answer in newtons (N) to the nearest newton D C B Answer

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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