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The cable BCA in the figure below passes without friction through a hole at the end of the strut at C, and ties to the ground at A and to the end of the pole at B. If the tension in the cable is 800 lb, what is the force exerted by the cable onto the pole at B?

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The cable BCA in the figure below passes without friction through a hole at the end of the strut at C, and ties to the ground at A and to the end of the pole at B. If the tension in the cable is 800 lb, what is the force exerted by the cable onto the pole at B?

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