and describe and predict the object's behavior CM4: A 58 kg circus performer hangs from a bar suspended from a ceiling as shown in the figure. If the bar masses 12 kg (and its weight acts at its center) and has a length of 1.4 m, what is the tension T2 in the rope? The rope is attached 0.85 m along the 85m bar. 50 12 kg 3x 1.4m Poe vardes OT 58kg

and describe and predict the object's behavior CM4: A 58 kg circus performer hangs from a bar suspended from a ceiling as shown in the figure. If the bar masses 12 kg (and its weight acts at its center) and has a length of 1.4 m, what is the tension T2 in the rope? The rope is attached 0.85 m along the 85m bar. 50 12 kg 3x 1.4m Poe vardes OT 58kg

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