If point P is in equilibrium under the action of theapplied forces, then the values of the tensions TPo andare respectivelyT,PRTPQTPR60°30°500 N(A) 250 N and 250/3 N(B) 250/3 N and 250 N(C) 300/3 N and 300 N(D) 280 N and 280/3 N

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If point P is in equilibrium under the action of the applied forces, then the values of the tensions Tpo and TPR are respectively РО TPQ ТРА 60° 30° 500 N (A) 250 N and 250/3 N (B) 250/3 N and 250 N (C) 300/3 N and 300 N (D) 280 N and 280/3 N

If point P is in equilibrium under the action of the applied forces, then the values of the tensions Tpo and TPR are respectively РО TPQ ТРА 60° 30° 500 N (A) 250 N and 250/3 N (B) 250/3 N and 250 N (C) 300/3 N and 300 N (D) 280 N and 280/3 N

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