1. How do you find the tension?Explain pls :) Unit: 8 Diagonal Forces (Pt 2) X p Positive Physics - Unit 8: Diagona Xpositivephysics✰ positivephysics.org/lesson/physics/diagonal-forces/challenge?courseID=1&unitID=13&skillID=110&mode=work&problemID=992PREMIUMA 720N acrobat is hanging at rest from two ropes as shown.Unit 8: Diagonal Forces, Challenge56°FClearHint: It may be helpful to work in terms of T₁ for this problem.How much does tension is in Rope 1?NHow much tension is in Rope 2?NDashboardUsing g = 10m/s²Reconstruction DBQ Annotations X +Keep 3+ sig figsDesmos CalculatorCheck Answers69rope 125°9gabrielkReference Lessonrope 258°^^^^^^^^^LCompletion: 69%Accuracy: 60%1 2 3 4Cannot Be Solved9:57 PM12/4/20225:

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A 720N acrobat is hanging at rest from two ropes as shown. Hint: It may be helpful to work in terms of T₁ for this problem. How much does tension is in Rope 1? How much tension is in Rope 2? rope 1 25° rope 2 58°

A 720N acrobat is hanging at rest from two ropes as shown. Hint: It may be helpful to work in terms of T₁ for this problem. How much does tension is in Rope 1? How much tension is in Rope 2? rope 1 25° rope 2 58°

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A 720N acrobat is hanging at rest from two ropes as shown.
Unit 8: Diagonal Forces, Challenge
56°F
Clear
Hint: It may be helpful to work in terms of T₁ for this problem.
How much does tension is in Rope 1?
N
How much tension is in Rope 2?
N
Dashboard
Using g = 10m/s²
Reconstruction DBQ Annotations X +
Keep 3+ sig figs
Desmos Calculator
Check Answers
69
rope 1
25°
9
gabrielk
Reference Lesson
rope 2
58°
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Completion: 69%
Accuracy: 60%
1 2 3 4
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