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Problem No. 2.4 (pg. 38) A cable pulls on a flange with a tension force as shown (see textbook for figure). Using the slope-triangle method or right angle trigonometric method solve for the horizontal (x component) and vertical (y component) components of the tension force. What is the direction of force (angle measured counterclockwise about left end point of a line resting horizontally)? A. 22.6 degree B. 24.6 degree C. 65.4 degree D. 67.4 degree

Problem No. 2.4 (pg. 38) A cable pulls on a flange with a tension force as shown (see textbook for figure). Using the slope-triangle method or right angle trigonometric method solve for the horizontal (x component) and vertical (y component) components of the tension force. What is the direction of force (angle measured counterclockwise about left end point of a line resting horizontally)? A. 22.6 degree B. 24.6 degree C. 65.4 degree D. 67.4 degree

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Problem No. 2.4 (pg.38) A cable pulls on a flange with a tension force as shown (see textbook for figure). Using the slope-triangle method or right angle trigonometric method solve for the horizontal ( x component) and vertical ( y component) components of the tension force. What is the direction of force (angle measured counterclockwise about left end point of a line resting horizontally)? A. 22.6 degree B. 24.6 degree C. 65.4 degree D. 67.4 degree

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