A 165 N traffic light is supported by three cables (T1, T2 and T3), ofwhich T, and T2 are making angles 0, = 70° and 02 = 33° asshown in Figure.!!Here T; = 165 N, calculate the tensions T, and T2.02T(T2T3(a) Tension in string 1, T, (in Newton) =!3!(b) Tension in string 2, T2 (in Newton) =

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A 165 N traffic light is supported by three cables (T, T2 and T3), of which T, and T2 are making angles e, = 70° and 02 = 33° as shown in Figure. Here T3 = 165 N, calculate the tensions T, and T2. 02 T T2 Ts (a) Tension in string 1, T, (in Newton) = (b) Tension in string 2, T2 (in Newton) =

A 165 N traffic light is supported by three cables (T, T2 and T3), of which T, and T2 are making angles e, = 70° and 02 = 33° as shown in Figure. Here T3 = 165 N, calculate the tensions T, and T2. 02 T T2 Ts (a) Tension in string 1, T, (in Newton) = (b) Tension in string 2, T2 (in Newton) =

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