37.2 The figure below shows a rod of length L=2m and mass M connected to a wall by a massless rope. The angles shown are 0₁=75° and 9₂=40°. If the tension in the rope is T=94N, what is the mass of the rod? (A) 15 kg (B) 18 kg (C) 29 kg (D) 23 kg (E) 37 kg 0₂ 0₁ Rope Rod

37.2 The figure below shows a rod of length L=2m and mass M connected to a wall by a massless rope. The angles shown are 0₁=75° and 9₂=40°. If the tension in the rope is T=94N, what is the mass of the rod? (A) 15 kg (B) 18 kg (C) 29 kg (D) 23 kg (E) 37 kg 0₂ 0₁ Rope Rod

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37.2
The figure below shows a rod of length L=2m and mass M connected to a wall by a massless rope. The angles
shown are 0₁=75° and 9₂=40°. If the tension in the rope is T=94N, what is the mass of the rod?
(A) 15 kg
(B) 18 kg
(C) 29 kg
(D) 23 kg
(E) 37 kg
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