20. A 24-kg block is being lowered by two massless ropes tied to the top corners of the block. When the block got to dropping too fast, the tension in the ropes was increased, forcing the block to slow down at a rate of 2 m/s2. The ropes each make an the horizontal, as shown. Find the tension force provided by each rope. ** т Т. 530 53° angle of 53° with respect to A 4.ka hlockk whi 26

20. A 24-kg block is being lowered by two massless ropes tied to the top corners of the block. When the block got to dropping too fast, the tension in the ropes was increased, forcing the block to slow down at a rate of 2 m/s2. The ropes each make an the horizontal, as shown. Find the tension force provided by each rope. ** т Т. 530 53° angle of 53° with respect to A 4.ka hlockk whi 26

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