Look at the figure below. The horizontal beam weighs 200N, Find the tension in the cable if the object hanging on it is 350N. (Note: its center of gravity is at its center) ... 5.00 m 3.00 m 4.00 m 350 N A 1100.8 N 530.7 N C) 624.6 N D) 749.5 N

Look at the figure below. The horizontal beam weighs 200N, Find the tension in the cable if the object hanging on it is 350N. (Note: its center of gravity is at its center) ... 5.00 m 3.00 m 4.00 m 350 N A 1100.8 N 530.7 N C) 624.6 N D) 749.5 N

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Look at the figure below. The horizontal beam weighs 200N, Find the tension in the cable if the object hanging on it is 350N. (Note:
its center of gravity is at its center)
5.00 m
3.00 m
4.00 m
350 N
1100.8 N
В
530.7 N
624.6 N
D) 749.5 N

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