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    A light hangs from two cables. One cable has a tension of 7.711 N and is at an angle of 26.9o with respect to the ceiling. What is the tension in the other cable if it makes an angle of 61.9o with respect to the ceiling?

    N?

    A light hangs from two cables. One cable has a tension of 18.97 N and is at an angle of 21.7o with respect to the ceiling. What is the tension in the other cable if it makes an angle of 41.1o with respect to the ceiling?

    N?

    A light hangs from two cables. One cable has a tension of 15.2 N and is at an angle of 71o with respect to the ceiling. What is the tension in the other cable if it makes an angle of 74.9o with respect to the ceiling?

    N?

    A light hangs from two cables. One cable has a tension of 56.42 N and is at an angle of 63o with respect to the ceiling. What is the tension in the other cable if it makes an angle of 43.3o with respect to the ceiling?

    N?

    A light hangs from two cables. One cable has a tension of 31.49 N and is at an angle of 50.5o with respect to the ceiling. What is the tension in the other cable if it makes an angle of 30.3o with respect to the ceiling?

    N?

    A light hangs from two cables. One cable has a tension of 18.6 N and is at an angle of 6o with respect to the ceiling. What is the tension in the other cable if it makes an angle of 51.3o with respect to the ceiling?

    N?