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7. The horizontal stick of length, L, shown in the figure is uniform and weighs 200 N. Calculate the tensions, T1 and T2, in the ropes supporting it when a weight (W = 500 N) is suspended as shown. T1 T2 3L/4 w

7. The horizontal stick of length, L, shown in the figure is uniform and weighs 200 N. Calculate the tensions, T1 and T2, in the ropes supporting it when a weight (W = 500 N) is suspended as shown. T1 T2 3L/4 w

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