Use g=10ms^-2 unless otherwise stated. In each of the following diagrams, a uniform rod of length 10 metres and weight 50N is being held in equilibrium by two vertical wires. Find the unknown values.' I dont know how they got their answer

Use g=10ms^-2 unless otherwise stated. In each of the following diagrams, a uniform rod of length 10 metres and weight 50N is being held in equilibrium by two vertical wires. Find the unknown values.' I dont know how they got their answer

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'Use g=10ms^-2 unless otherwise stated. In each of the following diagrams, a uniform rod of length 10 metres and weight 50N is being held in equilibrium by two vertical wires. Find the unknown values.' I dont know how they got their answer.

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