A traffic light of mass 220 kg is hanging with metal wires as shown below. Determine the tension force in wire A and Wire B. Wire B makes an inclination of 25° with horizontal and wire A makes an angle of 20° with horizontal. 5 Marks 200 250 220 Kg

A traffic light of mass 220 kg is hanging with metal wires as shown below. Determine the tension force in wire A and Wire B. Wire B makes an inclination of 25° with horizontal and wire A makes an angle of 20° with horizontal. 5 Marks 200 250 220 Kg

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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