An artist designs a mobile of light horizontal rods connected by vertical strings and supporting various shaped weights (see figure below). Find the magnitudes w₂, W3, and w4 ifW1 2.56 units of weight. The numerical values given in the figure all have units of length.W2 = 7.68W3 = 9.75W4 ==10.24XXunits of weightunits of weightunits of weight30.010.0W230.030.0W320.0 10.0WA

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An artist designs a mobile of light horizontal rods connected by vertical strings and supporting various shaped weights (see figure below). Find the magnitudes W2, W3, and w4 if W₁ = 2.56 units of weight. The numerical values given in the figure all have units of length. W2 = 7.68 ✔units of weight W3 = 9.75 X units of weight W4 = 10.24 X units of weight 30.0 10.0 30.0 30.0 W3 20.0 10.0

An artist designs a mobile of light horizontal rods connected by vertical strings and supporting various shaped weights (see figure below). Find the magnitudes W2, W3, and w4 if W₁ = 2.56 units of weight. The numerical values given in the figure all have units of length. W2 = 7.68 ✔units of weight W3 = 9.75 X units of weight W4 = 10.24 X units of weight 30.0 10.0 30.0 30.0 W3 20.0 10.0

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An artist designs a mobile of light horizontal rods connected by vertical strings and supporting various shaped weights (see figure below). Find the magnitudes w₂, W3, and w4 if
W1 2.56 units of weight. The numerical values given in the figure all have units of length.
W2 = 7.68
W3 = 9.75
W4 =
=
10.24
X
X
units of weight
units of weight
units of weight
30.0
10.0
W2
30.0
30.0
W3
20.0 10.0
WA

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