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need to find T1 and T2...idk, i just can't find a solution, is it even possible to do it with the information provided?
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The discussion revolves around solving for T1 and T2 in a static equilibrium problem. The user initially struggled to find a solution but successfully resolved the issue by tilting the axis by 90 degrees, simplifying the calculations. This method demonstrates a practical approach to handling static equilibrium scenarios in physics.
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need to find T1 and T2...idk, i just can't find a solution, is it even possible to do it with the information provided?
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nvm i got it, i just had to tilt the axis 90 degrees and it worked out easy..
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