Determine the tensions T1 and T2 in the strings required to maintain equilibrium for the suspended object weighs W = 48.7N shown in the figure. Take, α = 29.4° & β = 47.5°. a) The value of Tension, T1 (N) = b) The value of Tension, T2 (N) =

Determine the tensions T1 and T2 in the strings required to maintain equilibrium for the suspended object weighs W = 48.7N shown in the figure. Take, α = 29.4° & β = 47.5°. a) The value of Tension, T1 (N) = b) The value of Tension, T2 (N) =

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Determine the tensions T₁ and T₂ in the strings required to maintain equilibrium for the suspended object weighs W = 48.7N shown in the figure. Take, α = 29.4° & β = 47.5°.

a) The value of Tension, T₁(N) =

b) The value of Tension, T₂(N) =

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