A strong weightless rope has a mass m hanging from the middle of it, as shown. The tension force on each rope is 25 N, and the rope droops at an angle of 0 = 20. 0° . How much mass is hanging from the rope?

A strong weightless rope has a mass m hanging from the middle of it, as shown. The tension force on each rope is 25 N, and the rope droops at an angle of 0 = 20. 0° . How much mass is hanging from the rope?

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