A hanging plant with a mass of 10 kg hangs from three ropes as shown. Knowing that Y = 1.2 m and X = 3.2 m, determine the force in ropes AB, AC, and AD. Enter for force in AC below. Express your answer in N to the nearest 0.1 N. 4m B D 3 m A X D 7-1 Your written solution must show an appropriate FBD and calculations to determine the force in all three ropes (AB, AC, and AD).

A hanging plant with a mass of 10 kg hangs from three ropes as shown. Knowing that Y = 1.2 m and X = 3.2 m, determine the force in ropes AB, AC, and AD. Enter for force in AC below. Express your answer in N to the nearest 0.1 N. 4m B D 3 m A X D 7-1 Your written solution must show an appropriate FBD and calculations to determine the force in all three ropes (AB, AC, and AD).

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A hanging plant with a mass of 10 kg hangs from three ropes as shown. Knowing that Y = 1.2 m and
X = 3.2 m, determine the force in ropes AB, AC, and AD. Enter for force in AC below. Express your
answer in N to the nearest 0.1 N.
4m
B
3 m
X
D
Your written solution must show an appropriate FBD and calculations to determine the force in all
three ropes (AB, AC, and AD).

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