A string ABC of length 50 cm is tied to two points A and C at the same level. A smooth ringof weight 500 N which can slide along the string is at B, 30 cm away from A along the stringand pulled by a horizontal force P as shown inACIf point B is 15 cm below the level ofAC, determine the magnitude of force P. It maybe presumed that tensions in the string on bothsides of B are same.15 cmT.30 cmTTW = 500 N20 cm

A string ABC of length 50 cm is tied to two points A and C at the same level. A smooth ring of weight 500N which can slide along the string is at B, 30 cm away from A along the string and pulled by a horizontal force P as shown in A If point B is 15 cm below the level of C AC, determine the magnitude of force P. It may be presumed that tensions in the string on both sides of B are same. 30 cm T. 15 cm T. T W = 500 N cm,

A string ABC of length 50 cm is tied to two points A and C at the same level. A smooth ring of weight 500N which can slide along the string is at B, 30 cm away from A along the string and pulled by a horizontal force P as shown in A If point B is 15 cm below the level of C AC, determine the magnitude of force P. It may be presumed that tensions in the string on both sides of B are same. 30 cm T. 15 cm T. T W = 500 N cm,

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