how would you complete 1b? thanks! IUHeading 1Calibri11Torque and Statics WorksheetPhysicsNameA flagpole of height 8.0m is held on both sides by 5.0m ropes, hooked to the ground. The left rope of tension Tis placed 3.0m away from the pole. The right rope of tension T, is placed 4.0m away. The wind exerts a force of25N West (only at the top). A partial diagram is given.late the angl1b)Give the equilibrium condition in the x-direction. Solve for T, in terms of T,.5.0m5.0m02!!!

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