A particle of mass 2.6 kg is attached to two cables CB and CA as shown. it revolves in a horizontal circle of radius 1.3 m at a constant speed of 8.45 m/s. A particle of mass 2.6 kg is attached to two cables CB and CA as shown. it revolves in ahorizontal circle of radius 1.3 m at a constant speed of 8.45 m/s.A30°rW30°CTension in cable CB is (N)Oa. 189.01906183074Ob. 157.51588485895Oc. 126.01270788716Od. 94.509530915371Oe. 63.006353943581Tension in cable CA is (N)Oa. 179.33176119747Ob. 153.71293816926Oc. 102.47529211284Od. 128.09411514105Oe. 204.95058422568minimum velocity (m/s) of the particlemaximum velocity (m/s) if maximum tension does not exceed 152.88 N

mass of partical m=2.6kgr=1.3mV=8.45 m/s

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A particle of mass 2.6 kg is attached to two cables CB and CA as shown. it revolves in a horizontal circle of radius 1.3 m at a constant speed of 8.45 m/s.

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