A 1.4-kg decoration hangs from the three wires as shown in the figure. The wire on the left makes an angle ax = 66.5° with the ceiling. The wire on the right makes an angle B-37.11° with the ceiling. The wire on the left has a tension that is twice that of the tension in the wire on the right. Part A What is the tension in the vertical wire attached to the decoration? This value is used in the next part, so use 4 significant digits. FT Value Submit Request Answer Part B ? Units a B

A 1.4-kg decoration hangs from the three wires as shown in the figure. The wire on the left makes an angle ax = 66.5° with the ceiling. The wire on the right makes an angle B-37.11° with the ceiling. The wire on the left has a tension that is twice that of the tension in the wire on the right. Part A What is the tension in the vertical wire attached to the decoration? This value is used in the next part, so use 4 significant digits. FT Value Submit Request Answer Part B ? Units a B

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