A small particle of mass 'm' is held by a rope at an angle (0) with vertical and also by a horizontal cord. The tension in the rope when the cord is just cut is (A) mg sin e (B) mg cose eRope (C) mg tane Cord (D) mg cote

A small particle of mass 'm' is held by a rope at an angle (0) with vertical and also by a horizontal cord. The tension in the rope when the cord is just cut is (A) mg sin e (B) mg cose eRope (C) mg tane Cord (D) mg cote

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