### Tension in Cords - Problem Analysis**Figure 9-45:**The diagram shows a system consisting of a mass \( m \) suspended by two cords. One cord is attached horizontally to a vertical support, while the other cord is inclined at an angle \( \theta \) to the horizontal and attached to a horizontal support.**Given:**- The angle \( \theta \) is \( 30^\circ \).- The mass \( m \) is \( 200 \) kg.**Objective:**Determine the tension in each of the two cords.**Detailed Breakdown:**- **Inclined Cord (with angle \( \theta \)):** - This cord is at an angle \( 30^\circ \) with the horizontal. The tension in this cord will have both horizontal and vertical components. - **Horizontal Cord:** - This cord is horizontal and will counteract only the horizontal component of the tension in the inclined cord.**Steps for Problem Solving:**1. **Analyze Forces:** - Resolve forces into their components: - Horizontal components. - Vertical components. 2. **Equilibrium Conditions:** - Utilize the equilibrium conditions for the system: - Sum of the horizontal forces should be zero. - Sum of the vertical forces should be zero. 3. **Formulate Equations:** - Use trigonometric functions to relate the tensions in the cords to the given angle and mass.Please proceed with solving the equilibrium equations to find the tension in each cord.

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