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T1 = 75.15 N. , T2 = 63.05 N .
Initially, the free body diagram is drawn and the Tension in cable is shown with horizontal and vertical components .
The downloward force would be due to the mass 10 kg . And the downward force = mg = 10g .
Where, g is gravity.
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(Figure 1) .
A) Neglect the mass of the cords, and assume
that the angle ? is 39 degrees and the mass m is
160 kg . What is the magnitude of the tension in the right
cord?
Express your answer using two significant figures and use the
following answer format: Fin right cord =______ N
B) What is the
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