A car engine with a given weight of w, is suspended in air by a cable that is connected to a MASSLESS ring. While the ring is supported by two cables attached tothe ceiling and the wall as shown in the figure below.(a) Engine, chains, and ring60°T3T2T00000 2016 Pearson Education, IncUsing the cartesian coordinate system, Which of the following is the correct NET FORCE on the y-axis for the ring? Hint: The net force on the ring or the engineis zero.O EFy= T3cos60 + T1=maEFy=T1-T3sin60 = 0EFy=T1+T3sin60 = 0EFy= T3cos60 -T1=maο Σ,- Τ- Τ; 0.ο ΣTS in 60 - Ti = 0O EFy=T3cos60 + T1=0

Given data: - The tension in the upper cable is T3. The angle of T3 from horizontal is θ. The…

A car engine with a given weight of w, is suspended in air by a cable that is connected to a MASSLESS ring. While the ring is supported by two cables attached to the ceiling and the wall as shown in the figure below. (a) Engine, chains, and ring 60° T2 T 201 Pearon Eouction, Inc Using the cartesian coordinate system, Which of the following is the correct NET FORCE on the y-axis for the ring? Hint: The net force on the ring or the engine is zero. O EFy=T3cos60+T1=ma Ο Σ-Τ - 7;sin60 = 0 Ο Σ-Τι+ T;sin60 = ο O EFy=T3cos60 – T1=ma O EFy=T1-T3=0 ο Σ-Τ5in60 - Τι =0 ο Σ,-TCOS 60 + Ti = 0

A car engine with a given weight of w, is suspended in air by a cable that is connected to a MASSLESS ring. While the ring is supported by two cables attached to the ceiling and the wall as shown in the figure below. (a) Engine, chains, and ring 60° T2 T 201 Pearon Eouction, Inc Using the cartesian coordinate system, Which of the following is the correct NET FORCE on the y-axis for the ring? Hint: The net force on the ring or the engine is zero. O EFy=T3cos60+T1=ma Ο Σ-Τ - 7;sin60 = 0 Ο Σ-Τι+ T;sin60 = ο O EFy=T3cos60 – T1=ma O EFy=T1-T3=0 ο Σ-Τ5in60 - Τι =0 ο Σ,-TCOS 60 + Ti = 0

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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