A 45 N lithograph is supported by two wires.One wire makes a 250 with the vertical and the other makes a 150 with the vertical. Find the tension in each wire. Select one: a. 30 N and 34 N b. 33 N and 18 N c. 30 N and 22 N d. 25 N and 18 N e. 30 N and 18 N

A 45 N lithograph is supported by two wires.One wire makes a 250 with the vertical and the other makes a 150 with the vertical. Find the tension in each wire. Select one: a. 30 N and 34 N b. 33 N and 18 N c. 30 N and 22 N d. 25 N and 18 N e. 30 N and 18 N

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A 45 N lithograph is supported by two wires.One wire makes a 25⁰ with the vertical and the other makes a 15⁰ with the vertical. Find the tension in each wire.

Select one:

a. 30 N and 34 N

b. 33 N and 18 N

c. 30 N and 22 N

d. 25 N and 18 N

e. 30 N and 18 N

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