The boxes each have mass m, and are held stationary by the systems of ropes and ideal (massless, frictionless) pulleys as shown. Shaded regions are fixed supports. Find the tensions in the labeled ropes. Express your answers in terms of mg. Show your work. You do not need to use the full recipe, but do draw free-body-diagrams! Please summarize your results in a table to make marking easier. T3 30° T₂ T₁ m 16 10 T₁ T5 To 6 m

The boxes each have mass m, and are held stationary by the systems of ropes and ideal (massless, frictionless) pulleys as shown. Shaded regions are fixed supports. Find the tensions in the labeled ropes. Express your answers in terms of mg. Show your work. You do not need to use the full recipe, but do draw free-body-diagrams! Please summarize your results in a table to make marking easier. T3 30° T₂ T₁ m 16 10 T₁ T5 To 6 m

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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ISBN:9781305501607

Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

Section: Chapter Questions

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