A drawbridge is suspended by a cable as shown below. The drawbridge has a mass of M-3.5 x 10^5 kgand a length L=22.0 m, and is raised by an angle e=60° above the horizontal. The cable is connectedclose to the end of the bridge and makes an angle 62-15°from horizontal when the bridge is raised.Assuming the hinge that the bridge pivots on is frictionless, find.a)lThe magnitude of the tension in the cable when the bridge is raised.b)The magnitude of the force on the hinge when the bridge is raised.Hinge

Part-a The mass of the drawbridge M = 3.5×105 kg. The length of the drawbridge L = 22 m. The angle…

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