A 215 kg crate is hanging from two cables. One of the cables pulls left and up at a 60 degree angle measured from the horizontal and the other pulls right and up at a 24 degree angle measured from the horizontal. Find the tension in the cable that pulls right and up.

A 215 kg crate is hanging from two cables. One of the cables pulls left and up at a 60 degree angle measured from the horizontal and the other pulls right and up at a 24 degree angle measured from the horizontal. Find the tension in the cable that pulls right and up.

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