A 50 kilogram object hangs from rope 3. Rope 3 is connected to ropes 1 and 2 by a knot. Rope 1 is 60 degrees from the horizontal, and rope 2 is horizontal connecting to the wall on the right as shown 60 3 2 50 Kg

A 50 kilogram object hangs from rope 3. Rope 3 is connected to ropes 1 and 2 by a knot. Rope 1 is 60 degrees from the horizontal, and rope 2 is horizontal connecting to the wall on the right as shown 60 3 2 50 Kg

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Chapter5: Displacement And Force In Two Dimensions

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A 50 kilogram object hangs from rope 3. Rope 3 is connected to ropes
1 and 2 by a knot. Rope 1 is 60 degrees from the horizontal, and rope
2 is horizontal connecting to the wall on the right as shown
60
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50 Kg

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