1. How do you find the tension?Explain pls :) Unit: 8 Diagonal Forces (Pt 2) X p Positive Physics - Unit 8: Diagona X +✰ positivephysics.org/lesson/physics/diagonal-forces/complete-problems-1?courselD=1&unitID=13&skillID=107&mode=work&problemID...positivephysicsA crane is lifting a 850kg beam at a constant speed as shown. Neglect drag.How many forces are acting on the beam?3Are the forces on the beam balanced?NWhat is the tension in cable 1?NWhat is the tension in cable 2?NPREMIUMyesWhat is the magnitude of the net force on the beam?Unit 8: Diagonal Forces, Complete Problems 160°FPartly cloudyDashboardUsing g = 10m/s²Keep 3+ sig figsOCheck AnswersDesmos Calculator67cable 118°Completion: 94%Accuracy: 85%Reference Lesson 1 2 3cable 218°gabrielkCannot Be SolvedISTSBARNHART5:59 PM12/4/20224:

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