3. A mass of 5kg is suspended by two strings 26cm and 33 cm long from two points that are 40cm apart from a flat ceiling. Determine the tension in each of the strings. Draw a position and vector diagram. Label all known values on your diagram. Round answers to two decimal places.

3. A mass of 5kg is suspended by two strings 26cm and 33 cm long from two points that are 40cm apart from a flat ceiling. Determine the tension in each of the strings. Draw a position and vector diagram. Label all known values on your diagram. Round answers to two decimal places.

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3. A mass of 5kg is suspended by two strings 26cm and 33 cm long from two points
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