A uniform plank with length 2 m, mass 30k is supported by three ropes as shown by the blue vectors in the above figure. If the person's weight is 700 N, d = 0.5 m from the left find tension T1 From the above question Find T2. From the above question, find T3

A uniform plank with length 2 m, mass 30k is supported by three ropes as shown by the blue vectors in the above figure. If the person's weight is 700 N, d = 0.5 m from the left find tension T1 From the above question Find T2. From the above question, find T3

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