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Net horizontal force = F * cos15 - T * sin31
Net vertical force = F * sin15 + T * cos31
=> F * cos15 - T * sin31 = 0
=> F * sin15 + T * cos31 = 52.9 * 9.8
=> Solving above equations
=> T = 520.979 N
=> tension in rope = 520.979 N
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