**Question 5.** Find the tensions in the ropes. (Show your work).**Options:**- ☐ 91 N and 155 N- ☐ 105 N and 53 N- ☐ 180 N and 91 N- ☐ 180 N and 155 N**Problem Statement:**Find the tension in the two ropes that are holding the 9.1 kg object in place.- Rope 1 makes an angle of 59.6° with respect to the vertical.- Rope 2 is pulling horizontally.When you are ready to enter your answers, hit the end button.**Illustration Description:**The diagram shows a 9.1 kg object suspended in equilibrium by two ropes. One rope (Rope 1) is angled upwards to the left, making an angle of 59.6° with the vertical axis. The other rope (Rope 2) is horizontal, extending to the right.- The object is colored blue with the weight indicated as 9.1 kg.- Rope 1 is depicted in red and Rope 2 is depicted in green.- The system is enclosed within a dashed black rectangle.This setup helps visualize the forces acting on the object and assists in solving the tensions in the ropes.

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5. Find the tensions in the ropes. (Show your work). 91 N and 155 N 105 N and 53 N 180 N and 91 N 180 N and 155 N Find the tension in the two ropes that are holding the 9.1 kg object in place. Rope 1 makes an angle of 59.6° with respect to the vertical. Rope 2 is pulling horizontally. When you are ready to enter your answers, hit the end button. End 9.1 kg Rope 1 Rope 2

5. Find the tensions in the ropes. (Show your work). 91 N and 155 N 105 N and 53 N 180 N and 91 N 180 N and 155 N Find the tension in the two ropes that are holding the 9.1 kg object in place. Rope 1 makes an angle of 59.6° with respect to the vertical. Rope 2 is pulling horizontally. When you are ready to enter your answers, hit the end button. End 9.1 kg Rope 1 Rope 2

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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