A chandelier weighs 30 kg and is supported by a system of wiresas shown below.30°CB45°30°What is the tension in wire CD? Take g = 10ms2.%3!O 150 NO 220 NO 346 NO 600 NO 260 N

Given data, Mass m= 30 kg Weight of chandelier is W= 30*g=300 N

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A chandelier weighs 30 kg and is supported by a system of wires as shown below. 30° 45° 30° What is the tension in wire CD? Take g = 10ms 2. O 150 N O 220 N O 346 N O 600 N O 260 N

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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