A uniform 1200 N beam that is 3.50 m long is suspended horizontally by two verticalwires at its ends. A small but dense 550 N weight is placed on the beam 2.00 m fromone end, as shown in the figure. The tensions, A and B, in the two wires are:OA 8190 N, B= 8960 N=OA 836 N, B = 914 NOA 875 N, B = 875 N=OA 914 N, B = 836 NOA=8960 N, B = 8190 NB2.00 m3.50 m

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