Please help. 5.0 m3.0 m4.0 m If the beam attached to a hinge is 4 meters long and weighs 600 Newtons, and the sign weighs 400 Newtons, find the tension of the 5-meterstring shown below in SI units:

Given data as per question sign weight = 400N beam weight = 600N

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