5) In the figure shown below the person pulls the cable vertically downward to move box number 1, find the amount of tension in the cable at the start of the motion, assuming W1=W2= 500 N, p1=0.3 and u2=0.6. 0.5

5) In the figure shown below the person pulls the cable vertically downward to move box number 1, find the amount of tension in the cable at the start of the motion, assuming W1=W2= 500 N, p1=0.3 and u2=0.6. 0.5

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