1A. The given system of knotted cords (label the left knot as J and the right knot as K) supports the indicated weights. a) What is the tension TA in cord A? b) What is the tension TR in cord B? c) What is the tension Tc in cord C? 125° 1000 dyn 500 dun

1A. The given system of knotted cords (label the left knot as J and the right knot as K) supports the indicated weights. a) What is the tension TA in cord A? b) What is the tension TR in cord B? c) What is the tension Tc in cord C? 125° 1000 dyn 500 dun

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Chapter13: Gravitation

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