G:30) (3) Hanging SignGoal: More torque and force equilibrium.A 30 kg sign is hung from a beam of mass 10 kg as shown (the beam is hingedat the wall). A massless cable is used to provide support. It is attached % ofthe way along the beam (distance measured from the wall) at an angle of 30.(a) What is the tension in the cable?HI

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Hanging Sign pal: More torque and force equilibrium. 30 kg sign is hung from a beam of mass 10 kg as shown (the beam is hinged the wall). A massless cable is used to provide support. It is attached % of = way along the beam (distance measured from the wall) at an angle of 30". 10 OWhat is the tension in the cable? HI

Hanging Sign pal: More torque and force equilibrium. 30 kg sign is hung from a beam of mass 10 kg as shown (the beam is hinged the wall). A massless cable is used to provide support. It is attached % of = way along the beam (distance measured from the wall) at an angle of 30". 10 OWhat is the tension in the cable? HI

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