The Figure shows metallic crane with mass of 5000 kg. The crane is pulling a force upwards at an angle of 30 degree as indicated by the Force arrow. On its right end hanging a metal block of a mass 3000 kg. The weight of the hanging object is supported by extra tension at an angle of 10 degrees as shown. Considering g 10 m/s2, and the 3000 kg weight is going down, what is your best estimate for the tension of the rope? %3D 10° F 3000 kg A 30° O00000

The Figure shows metallic crane with mass of 5000 kg. The crane is pulling a force upwards at an angle of 30 degree as indicated by the Force arrow. On its right end hanging a metal block of a mass 3000 kg. The weight of the hanging object is supported by extra tension at an angle of 10 degrees as shown. Considering g 10 m/s2, and the 3000 kg weight is going down, what is your best estimate for the tension of the rope? %3D 10° F 3000 kg A 30° O00000

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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