You hang an object by means of a vertical string. Two strings in turn support this string. String 1 and string 2 make 20° and 60° with the horizontal beam, respectively. Find the tensions in the strings if the mass of the object is 75.0 kg.

You hang an object by means of a vertical string. Two strings in turn support this string. String 1 and string 2 make 20° and 60° with the horizontal beam, respectively. Find the tensions in the strings if the mass of the object is 75.0 kg.

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Chapter5: Displacement And Force In Two Dimensions

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