The end of a light rope ABCD are connected to the same horizontal beam at A and D. Masses of 1 kg are suspended at B and C. AB = CD BC and AD = 2 AB. Calculate the tension in each part of the rope using the method of components if A and D are in the same horizontal plane (use g = 9.81 m/s2). A.

The end of a light rope ABCD are connected to the same horizontal beam at A and D. Masses of 1 kg are suspended at B and C. AB = CD BC and AD = 2 AB. Calculate the tension in each part of the rope using the method of components if A and D are in the same horizontal plane (use g = 9.81 m/s2). A.

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The end of a light rope ABCD are connected to the same horizontal beam at A and D. Masses of
1 kg are suspended at B and C. AB = CD BC and AD = 2 AB. Calculate the tension in each part
of the rope using the method of components if A and D are in the same horizontal plane (use g =
9.81 m/s2).
A.

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