What is the maximum tension in cable ABAD?

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The maximum tension in cable ABAD is determined to be 196 N. The problem involves a small boat suspended from two brackets, with a specified moment of 217 N·m on the z-axis at point A. The calculation focuses on ensuring that the resulting force Ra does not exceed this moment value, leading to the conclusion about the tension in the cable.

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A small boat hangs from two brackets, one of which is shown in the figure. It is known that the moment, on the z axis, the resulting force Ra applied in the point A of support must not exceed the value of 217 N.m, in value absolute. Determine the more value possible the traction force in cable ABAD.

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196 N
 
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Apprentice123 said:
A small boat hangs from two brackets, one of which is shown in the figure. It is known that the moment, on the z axis, the resulting force Ra applied in the point A of support must not exceed the value of 217 N.m, in value absolute. Determine the more value possible the traction force in cable ABAD.

Hi Apprentice123! :smile:

It means, if the moment of RA about that z-axis is 217 N.m, what is the tension in the cable? :wink:
 

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