3. Newton's Law. Ignoring the weight of the wire, determine the tension produced by the bird with mass of 1.00 kg in the wire when it landed midway between the telephone poles with distance of 50.0 m. The wire sag 0.200 m because of the weight of the bird.

3. Newton's Law. Ignoring the weight of the wire, determine the tension produced by the bird with mass of 1.00 kg in the wire when it landed midway between the telephone poles with distance of 50.0 m. The wire sag 0.200 m because of the weight of the bird.

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