A sign with a weight of 80N hangs from a vertical cable tied to 2 other cables. The upper cables make angles of 37 degrees and 53 degrees with the horizontal. Find the tension force in each cable.
Consider the tension in the first cable as T1 and the tension in
the second cable as T2
Equating the horizontal forces,
T1 cos1
= T2 cos2
Where
1 and
2 are the angles 37 and 53 respectively.
T1 cos(37) = T2 cos(53)
T1 x 0.798 = T2 x 0.602
T1 = 0.754 T2
...(1)
Equating the vertical forces,
T1 sin1
+ T2 sin2
= 80
T1 x 0.612 + T2 x 0.798 = 80
Substituting T1,
0.754 T2 + 0.798 T2 = 80
T2 = 51.54 N
T1 = 0.754 T2
= 38.84 N
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