0 = 71.2 degB = 45.8 degMass of the traffic light = 27 kgFind the tension T2To T2T1T3---

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The net horizontal force, ΣFx=T1 cos71.2°-T2 cos45.8°0==T1 cos71.2°-T2 cos45.8°T1 cos71.2°=T2…

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