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60° T3 T2 T (a) Engine, chains, and ring Find the tension in each of the 3 chains, assuming that w (the weight of the car engine is given) and the weights of the chains themselves are negligible.

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60°
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(a) Engine, chains, and ring
Find the tension in each of the 3 chains, assuming that w (the
weight of the car engine is given) and the weights of the chains
themselves are negligible.

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