Two cylinders are being supported by the wires shown in the figure. Determine the following: 1.1 The tension developed in wire BC required for equilibrium of the 13.6-kg cylinder E and the 27.2-kg cylinder F is Blank 1 N. 1.2 The angle required for equilibrium of the 13.6-kg cylinder E and the 27.2-kg cylinder F is Blank 2°. 1.3 If cylinder E weighs 37 lb and = 12.8°, determine the weight of cylinder F.

Two cylinders are being supported by the wires shown in the figure. Determine the following: 1.1 The tension developed in wire BC required for equilibrium of the 13.6-kg cylinder E and the 27.2-kg cylinder F is Blank 1 N. 1.2 The angle required for equilibrium of the 13.6-kg cylinder E and the 27.2-kg cylinder F is Blank 2°. 1.3 If cylinder E weighs 37 lb and = 12.8°, determine the weight of cylinder F.

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Two cylinders are being supported by the wires shown in the figure. Determine the following:

1.1 The tension developed in wire BC required for equilibrium of the 13.6-kg cylinder E and the 27.2-kg cylinder F is Blank 1 N.

1.2 The angle required for equilibrium of the 13.6-kg cylinder E and the 27.2-kg cylinder F is Blank 2°.

1.3 If cylinder E weighs 37 lb and = 12.8°, determine the weight of cylinder F.

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