Chad B. answered • 08/14/24
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I couldn't see a diagram so I drew one. Let me know if this is the wrong set up.
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asked • 02/15/24physics hanging sign tensions.
A sign is hanging from three ropes as shown in the figure. The tension in the lefthand rope, T1, is 320.51 N. Angle θ1=61.9°, and angle θ2=37.1°.
What is the tension, T2, in the righthand rope?
What is the mass of the sign?
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