.A 2.0 kg chicken rests at point C on a slack clothesline. ACB as shown below. C represents the chicken and not the center. CA and CB slope up from the horizontal at 30° and 45°, respectively. What minimum breaking strength must the line have to ensure the continuing support of the bird? Use component vectors and not i and j vectors in your solution. A 30° C 45° B

.A 2.0 kg chicken rests at point C on a slack clothesline. ACB as shown below. C represents the chicken and not the center. CA and CB slope up from the horizontal at 30° and 45°, respectively. What minimum breaking strength must the line have to ensure the continuing support of the bird? Use component vectors and not i and j vectors in your solution. A 30° C 45° B

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