In equilibrium net torque = 0
m*g*L/2*cos15 - T*cos15*L*sin15 - T*sin15*L*cos15 = 0
m*g*L/2*cos15 - T*L*sin30 = 0
T*sin30 = m*g*cos15/2
T*sin30 = 45*9.8*cos15/2
Tension T = 426 N
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