ddhlakebound
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Actually the way the load is distributed on the TIP changes, it goes from all the load being applied downward to part of the load being applied sideways in the direction of the angle.
An easy way to think about is that a rope pulls along it's length, if the rope is pointing west and has an angle to the east that turns and points down, then the rope is pulling the TIP to the west and down.
The load is applied downward, and to one side to a greater or lesser degree depending on the angle that it crosses the TIP.
This is not about force vector applied to the anchor.
This is about the lbf applied to the legs of the rope by changing the angle at which the running end is anchored.