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A 6.00-kg horizontal beam supports a sign for a pie company. The sign is half the
length of the beam and is supported at the corners. If the mass of the sign is 12.0 kg, (a) find the
tension in the cable and the (b) horizontal and (c) vertical forces acting on the beam from the
wall.
Cable
65.0°
Wall
Miracle Pie Company
If it's a good pie, it's a
Miracle.

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