11 -According to the question in the figure T3 =? a)1500 N B)1000 N NS)2266,667 N D)600 N TO)1666,667 N Şekil-2T1T?T3sokg100ksThe system to which a 10m long homogeneous 50kg rod is connected is inequilibrium.

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According to the question in the figure T3 =?

1500 N

1000 N

NS)	2266,667 N

600 N

TO)	1666,667 N

Şekil-2
T1
T?
T3
sokg
100ks
The system to which a 10m long homogeneous 50kg rod is connected is in
equilibrium.

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