Annabeth hangs her dress outside to dry for her coming birthday. The dress weighs 11.77 N and creates an angle of 24° on both sides from the horizontal. What is the value of the y-component to suspend the dress in the air, leaving it in an equilibrium state? O 8.85 N O 7.49 N O No answer O 5.50 N O 4.79 N

Annabeth hangs her dress outside to dry for her coming birthday. The dress weighs 11.77 N and creates an angle of 24° on both sides from the horizontal. What is the value of the y-component to suspend the dress in the air, leaving it in an equilibrium state? O 8.85 N O 7.49 N O No answer O 5.50 N O 4.79 N

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton’s Laws Of Motion

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