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A mass, m is hung as shown in Fig. Q2. Maximum tension in each cable AB and AC are 250N and 300N respectively. Calculate maximum mass can be hung for equilibrium. 3m 4m B 4m A m

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A mass, m is hung as shown in Fig. Q2. Maximum tension in each cable AB and AC are
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