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2. If the tension on cable AD is known to be 275N, which of the following is closest to the magnitude of its component along the x-direction?

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2. If the tension on cable AD is known to be 275N, which of the following is closest to the magnitude of its component along the x-direction?
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the following is closest to the magnitude of the tension on cable AC if its components along the x, y, and z directions are 35N, 1731
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