A uniform plank of length 1.1 m and mass 20.0 kg is supported by a rope and hinged at a wall as in figure below. Find thetension, T when a 553 N person is standing at 0.20 m from the left end.40°0.20 mSelect one:189 27 ND236.29 N309.04 N131 25 Nsearch

Given: Wm= 553N mass of the plank (m)=20 kg L=1.1 m The person standing at a distance of 0.2 m from…

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A uniform plank of length 1.1 m and mass 20.0 kg is supported by a rope and hinged at a wall as in figure below. Find the
tension, T when a 553 N person is standing at 0.20 m from the left end.
40°
0.20 m
Select one:
189 27 N
D236.29 N
309.04 N
131 25 N
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