A 22.9 kg suit case is being lifted up by a rope and pulley system as shown here. If the distances are X = 44.1 m and Y = 2.60 m, what is the Force on the rope needed to hold the suit case in equilibrium, assume frictionless massless ropes and pulleys.

A 22.9 kg suit case is being lifted up by a rope and pulley system as shown here. If the distances are X = 44.1 m and Y = 2.60 m, what is the Force on the rope needed to hold the suit case in equilibrium, assume frictionless massless ropes and pulleys.

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