The sphere of weight, W = 49.05 N, is suspended by a cable with length, a = 3 m as shown. If it rests on the smooth wall and radius of sphere 1 m. a W Determine the force exerted by the smooth wall. Select the correct response: 22.89 N 24.28 N 17.34 N 82.86 N

The sphere of weight, W = 49.05 N, is suspended by a cable with length, a = 3 m as shown. If it rests on the smooth wall and radius of sphere 1 m. a W Determine the force exerted by the smooth wall. Select the correct response: 22.89 N 24.28 N 17.34 N 82.86 N

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The sphere of weight, W = 49.05 N, is suspended by a cable with length, a = 3 m as shown. If it rests on the
smooth wall and radius of sphere 1 m.
a
W
Determine the force exerted by the smooth wall.
Select the correct response:
22.89 N
24.28 N
17.34 N
82.86 N

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