**Question:** A 100 kg mass is suspended by two cables (90 degrees apart) as shown below. About how much tension must be in EACH of the two cables?**Diagram Description:**- The diagram illustrates a 100 kg mass suspended by two cables, forming a right angle (90 degrees) between them.- The mass is represented as a black rectangular block labeled "100 kg."- A vertical blue line connects the mass upwards to the point where the two cables meet, indicating the force due to gravity acting on the mass (straight down).- The two cables are shown as purple lines extending from the top corners of the mass and meeting at a 90-degree angle directly above the mass.- At the junction of these cables, there is a label with a 90-degree angle indicating their perpendicular orientation.- There are downward and lateral green arrows labeled with question marks to indicate the unknown tension in each of the two cables.- Below the mass, a red arrow points downward, indicating the direction of gravitational force acting on the mass.This setup requires calculating the tension in each of the cables while considering the equilibrium conditions caused by the perpendicular arrangement.

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