A 25kg block is suspended by two ropes. Each rope makes an angle of 60° to the horizontal. What is the relationship between the tension force in each rope? O T₁ T₂ O T1 * T2 O T₁ > T₂ O T₁ T₂

A 25kg block is suspended by two ropes. Each rope makes an angle of 60° to the horizontal. What is the relationship between the tension force in each rope? O T₁ T₂ O T1 * T2 O T₁ > T₂ O T₁ T₂

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Description: A 25kg block is suspended by two ropes. Each rope makes an angle of 60° to the horizontal. What is the relationshipbetween the tension force in each rope?O T₁-T₂O T₁ = T₂O TL > T₂C T₁ < T₂

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