WILL RATE YOU!!! Suppose you wanted to hang a frame imaged on the wall. The object...

WILL RATE YOU!!!

Suppose you wanted to hang a frame imaged on the wall. The object will be hanging by two strings. Both of the strings attached are at the top of the framed imaged. The second string angel is 142 degrees (counter-clockwise from right) and the first string angel is 52 degrees (counterclockwise from right) and the tension is 48 N.

-Make a force diagram. What could be the tension in the second string?

-What must be the mass of the object hanging?

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