The subject is Statics of Rigid Bodies Note:- Draw the free body diagram first before you solve. Be sure that the labels in your diagramcoincide with the unknowns in your solutions.No credit without free body diagram.1. The automobile engine block in the figure is suspended by a system of cables. The mass of the blockis 200 kg. What are the tensions in cables AB and AC? B60°45

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1. The automobile engine block in the figure is suspended by a system of cables. The mass of the block
is 200 kg. What are the tensions in cables AB and AC?

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