Q. 2 Below is a diagram of a lamp (mass 10. kg) stably suspended by two mass less cables anchored to a ball and balcony. The angles made by these two cables with the horizontal are = 30° and 0= 60° respectively. We wish to calculate the tensions T1 and T2 in the two cables. Do the following: (a) Using a ruler, complete the *qualitative* FBD of the situation directly on the diagram given. The weight of the lamp has been drawn for you. Be sure to show all the force components of T1 and T2 in the vertical and horizontal dimensions. Use the parallelogram rule to guide you. balcony T2? wall T1? Lamp (10. kg) WEL (b) Based on your FBD, set up two force equations describing the equilibrium situation in the x- and dimensions respectively. Y- (c) Use the two simultaneous equations above to solve for the two tensions (use additional pages as necessary)

Q. 2 Below is a diagram of a lamp (mass 10. kg) stably suspended by two mass less cables anchored to a ball and balcony. The angles made by these two cables with the horizontal are = 30° and 0= 60° respectively. We wish to calculate the tensions T1 and T2 in the two cables. Do the following: (a) Using a ruler, complete the qualitative FBD of the situation directly on the diagram given. The weight of the lamp has been drawn for you. Be sure to show all the force components of T1 and T2 in the vertical and horizontal dimensions. Use the parallelogram rule to guide you. balcony T2? wall T1? Lamp (10. kg) WEL (b) Based on your FBD, set up two force equations describing the equilibrium situation in the x- and dimensions respectively. Y- (c) Use the two simultaneous equations above to solve for the two tensions (use additional pages as necessary)

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