Choose the letter of the correct answer 4. What is the tension to maintain equilibrium in the illustration given below?G0" angleth horizontal5 NFrons"A. 5.8 NВ. 7.1 NС. 15.2 ND. 19.3 N

Given , angle with horizontal ,θ = 60o So in equilibrium ,Ftenssin(θ) = 5N

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4. What is the tension to maintain equilibrium in the illustration given below? 60° angle vith horizontal A. 5.8 N B. 7.1 N C. 15.2 N D. 19.3 N