an object weighing 2.4 kilograms is suspended by two cables attached to its upper corners. the two cables make the same angle with the vertical. the tension in each cable is equal to 65% of the weight of the object. ignore the weight of the cables.

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an object weighing 2.4 kilograms is suspended by two cables attached to its upper corners. the two cables make the same angle with the vertical. the tension in each cable is equal to 65% of the weight of the object. ignore the weight of the cables. 

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