Please illustrate the Free Body Diagram of each blocks. Show me the derivation of the equations(Summation X and Y) Thanks in advance Keep Safe! Problem 1. Find the tensionexerted by each cord as shownbelow. The weight of thehanging body is 120.0 N (bothfor A and B) and the systemsare in equilibrium. *35°Зст4cm570(A)(B)

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Please illustrate the Free Body Diagram of each blocks. Show me the derivation of the equations(Summation X and Y) Thanks in advance Keep Safe!

Problem 1. Find the tension
exerted by each cord as shown
below. The weight of the
hanging body is 120.0 N (both
for A and B) and the systems
are in equilibrium. *
35°
Зст
4cm
570
(A)
(B)

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