Ao frustrating find the tension

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In summary, the problem involves a 1880 N boom supported by a cable and a 1920 N object hanging from its end. The boom has a length of 23 m and is at an angle of 54 degrees above the horizontal. A support cable is attached to the boom at a distance of 0.68L from the foot of the boom and its tension is perpendicular to the boom. The poster is struggling to find the correct solution and has tried multiple attempts.
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ao frustrating...find the tension

Homework Statement


A 1880 N uniform boom is supported by a
cable as shown. The boom is pivoted at the
bottom, and a 1920 N object hangs from its
end.
The boom has a length of 23 m and is at an
angle of 54 above the horizontal. A support
cable is attached to the boom at a distance
of 0.68L from the foot of the boom and its
tension is perpendicular to the boom.


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i have tried it so many different ways and all my answers have been incorrect please help

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Can you post a diagram and one of of your many different attempts?
 

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