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This problem is related to my previous question on the generalized Lami's theorem. I would like to see how you solve this problem and compare with my solution. My motivation for this problem is that I have not seen A SINGLE problem of this type on the internet that considers a 4-force system in static equilibrium. All the problems that I have seen consider 3 forces and those that consider 4 never ask for three unknowns, but offer more information in a way that can be solved by vector components. How do you solve this problem using vector components? I apologize for the ugly problem.

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Note: The cable for T2 only hangs from the vertical line, NOT the horizontal.

This problem is related to my previous question on the generalized Lami's theorem. I would like to see how you solve this problem and compare with my solution. My motivation for this problem is that I have not seen A SINGLE problem of this type on the internet that considers a 4-force system in static equilibrium. All the problems that I have seen consider 3 forces and those that consider 4 never ask for three unknowns, but offer more information in a way that can be solved by vector components. How do you solve this problem using vector components? I apologize for the ugly problem.

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This problem is related to my previous question on the generalized Lami's theorem. I would like to see how you solve this problem and compare with my solution. My motivation for this problem is that I have not seen A SINGLE problem of this type on the internet that considers a 4-force system in static equilibrium. All the problems that I have seen consider 3 forces and those that consider 4 never ask for three unknowns, but offer more information in a way that can be solved by vector components. How do you solve this problem using vector components? I apologize for the ugly problem.

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Note: The cable for T2 only hangs from the vertical line, NOT the horizontal.

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Equilibrium problem with 3 unknown forces | Hanging mass

This problem is related to my previous question on the generalized Lami's theorem. I would like to see how you solve this problem and compare with my solution. My motivation for this problem is that I have not seen A SINGLE problem of this type on the internet that considers a 4-force system in static equilibrium. All the problems that I have seen consider 3 forces and those that consider 4 never ask for three unknowns, but offer more information in a way that can be solved by vector components. How do you solve this problem using vector components? I apologize for the ugly problem.

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