show all steps in detail, units and formulas please. A hot air balloon is tied to the ground by the 3 cables as shown.The tension in cable A is measured at TA 186 lb, and runsfrom a coordinate at the base with x = 7 ft, and y = -4 ft. to thebase of the balloon with a coordinate of z = 16 ft. Cable Bhas an angle of α = 25°, and cable C has the coordinate isstretched at the given angle in the x-z plane. What is theup-lift force of the hot air balloon? (the force of the hot airballoon pulling up)(x,y,0)A(0,0,z)34Bс< >

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A hot air balloon is tied to the ground by the 3 cables as shown.
The tension in cable A is measured at TA 186 lb, and runs
from a coordinate at the base with x = 7 ft, and y = -4 ft. to the
base of the balloon with a coordinate of z = 16 ft. Cable B
has an angle of α = 25°, and cable C has the coordinate is
stretched at the given angle in the x-z plane. What is the
up-lift force of the hot air balloon? (the force of the hot air
balloon pulling up)
(x,y,0)
A
(0,0,z)
3
4
B
с
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