3. Consider a load of mass 120.0 kg that is being held up by two tensioned cables. Cable1, with tension T1, is strung at 60° to the horizontal. Cable 2, with tension T2, is strung at25° to the horizontal.The load is at rest.(a) Draw and label a free body diagram for the load(b) Find both forces of tension(c) The cables each have a cross sectional area of 9x105 m², and are made of a materialwith ultimate tensile strength of 85.0 MPa. What is the safety factor for each cable?

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3. Consider a load of mass 120.0 kg that is being held up by two tensioned cables. Cable 1, with tension T1, is strung at 60° to the horizontal. Cable 2, with tension T2, is strung at 25° to the horizontal.The load is at rest.

3. Consider a load of mass 120.0 kg that is being held up by two tensioned cables. Cable 1, with tension T1, is strung at 60° to the horizontal. Cable 2, with tension T2, is strung at 25° to the horizontal.The load is at rest.

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