echanical Elements & P rticle Equilibri 8 ! Required information t 1 of 2 ts eBook Hint Print Saved Due to a poorly designed foundation, the statue at point A slowly slides down a grass-covered slope. To prevent further slip, a cable is attached from the statue to point B, and another cable is attached from the statue to point C. The statue weighs 940 lb, and assume the surface on which the statue rests to be frictionless. Given that BC= 24 ft. NOTE: This is a multi-part question. Once an answer is submitted, you will be unable to return to this part. Z B eferences 3 ft 3 ft CBM aw x 4ft4ft grass slope C A 12ft 12ft y Draw the free-body diagram needed to determine the minimum tensile strength each cable must-have, and the magnitude of the reaction between the statue and the slope. Tool Tip: You are working with a 3-dimensional object in a 2-dimensional drawing tool. The angle displayed when drawing a force does not relate to the x/y/z axes of the object, but instead to the grading mechanism of the tool. As you draw the free-body diagram, use the x/y/z axes, geometry of the object, and context of the situation to determine the correct orientation of the forces. The free-body diagram of point A is Force Comment Search V E < Prev 89 of 15 Nex DELI