Each situation in Figure 8.26 shows a uniform beam, of weight 50N and length 4 m, held horizontally in equilibrium by two light inextensible strings. Find the tension in each string. hi can you please explain it fully? please see the image attached for the diagramif you use * can you explain what it means. thank you 11:19 1OleksandrAll Media29/07/2021, 11:13 a.m.O 0.8m0.2 m0.6m1.2 m0.5m3N8N0.1 mFigure 8.253 Each situation in Figure 8.26 shows a uniform beam, of weight 50N andlength 4 m, held horizontally in equilibrium by two light inextensiblestrings. Find the tension in each string.(i)1m(ii)1m40N(iii)1m1mY 40N20NFigure 8.26dla o h bled nwdo m loforces

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Each situation in Figure 8.26 shows a uniform beam, of weight 50N and length 4 m, held horizontally in equilibrium by two light inextensible strings. Find the tension in each string.

hi can you please explain it fully?

please see the image attached for the diagram

if you use * can you explain what it means.

thank you

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Oleksandr
All Media
29/07/2021, 11:13 a.m.
O 0.8m
0.2 m
0.6m
1.2 m
0.5m
3N
8N
0.1 m
Figure 8.25
3 Each situation in Figure 8.26 shows a uniform beam, of weight 50N and
length 4 m, held horizontally in equilibrium by two light inextensible
strings. Find the tension in each string.
(i)
1m
(ii)
1m
40N
(iii)
1m
1m
Y 40N
20N
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