A 10-meter rod with mass M = 32 kg is attached to a wall so that the length of the rod is perpendicular to the surface of the wall, as shown below. A 10-kg mass is hanging from the rod a distance z = 4.5 meters from the wall. A rope is attached to the end of the rod on one end, and to the wall on the other end. If the angle of the rope is 0 = 35°, then what is the tension in the rope? 10 kg 10 m

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