This is where i get confused because i thought they are all at equilibrium because the weight is -314N and the T1 is 314N right? so they equal 0
then for the -175N is there another tension force going up?
so wouldn't they equal zero as well?
but then i know there's two more tension forces...
ok
so for \SigmaFx = -T2 + 175sin53 = 0
so T2 = 139.76 ?
\SigmaFy = 489cos53 = 294.28 ?
am i suppose to divide something by something?
like the weight divided by sin53 ??
Hi! thank you!
the 175 N is the weight of the first object so yes the unit of Newtons
i have no idea why i was solving for N
i didnt know what to solve for if it equals 0 that's why.
Homework Statement
HI! ok i drew the problem out.
Question:
Two artifacts in a museum display are hung from vertical walls by very light wires. Find the tension in each of the three wires.
Homework Equations
\SigmaFy=0
\SigmaFx=0
The Attempt at a Solution
Ok so i...