Find the tensions in the ropes if the person has a weight of W = 600 N, the length of the plank equals his height, and the mass equals his body weight. The person is located 0.5 m from the left end. mass= 43 kg h=1.58 m T₂ A 18 1₁ T₁ 40.0°

Find the tensions in the ropes if the person has a weight of W = 600 N, the length of the plank equals his height, and the mass equals his body weight. The person is located 0.5 m from the left end. mass= 43 kg h=1.58 m T₂ A 18 1₁ T₁ 40.0°

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