25° у 30° 20⁰ TB 30° F The model of the dinosaur is 8.3 pounds. There are three ropes, A,B,C. set up three equilibrium equations for the x y and z directions and solve for the tension in all ropes -- A,B and C.

25° у 30° 20⁰ TB 30° F The model of the dinosaur is 8.3 pounds. There are three ropes, A,B,C. set up three equilibrium equations for the x y and z directions and solve for the tension in all ropes -- A,B and C.

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