A 210-N mass is suspended from a horizontal beam by two cables that make angles of 29° and 53° with the beam. Find, using vectors, the tension in the cables. A vector diagram is required.thanks!! 5. A 210-N mass is suspended from a horizontal beam by two cables that make angles of 29° and53⁰ with the beam. Find, using vectors, the tension in the cables. A vector diagram is required.

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5. A 210-N mass is suspended from a horizontal beam by two cables that make angles of 29° and 53⁰ with the beam. Find, using vectors, the tension in the cables. A vector diagram is required.

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 26P: Find the tension in each of the three cables supporting the traffic light if it weighs

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