Let T = Tension on the left T= Tension on the right 6 = angle of contact in radians e = natural base logarithm (2.7183) From Figure, 6 = 180° = TT (radians) Problem 1: See figure below, determine 6 T. 40 70 T = T, e H6 L-T, e

Let T = Tension on the left T= Tension on the right 6 = angle of contact in radians e = natural base logarithm (2.7183) From Figure, 6 = 180° = TT (radians) Problem 1: See figure below, determine 6 T. 40 70 T = T, e H6 L-T, e

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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