Q.5. (10) The uniform steel boom in Fig. 4-22a weighs 150. It is supported by two cables CE and CD, and a ball-and-socket joint at A. The cable supporting the 1000-lb load passes over a small pulley at B. Find the tension in cable CE and in cable CD.
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