6. An object with a mass of 50.0 kg is hanging from wires as shown. The tension T, isa) 49 Nc) 50.0 Nb) 50.0 kgd) 490 N7. The ratio T2/T3 isa) 1/2c) /3/2b) 3/2d) /3/18. If the object in equilibrium is at rest, then the object is ina) static equilibriumc) dynamic equilibriumb) unstable equilibriumd) neutral equilibrium9. It is a diagram of the object separated from its surroundings showing the magnitudeand direction of all forces acting on it.a) free-body diagramc) vector diagramb) venn-diagramd) force diagram10. A condition where there is no change in the state of motion of a body.a) accelerated motionc) inertiab) frictiond) equilibrium Refer to this diagram for numbers 6 and 7.

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