Newton's LawsSET-UP #1: Object with weight W supported by 2 cords as shown.Quantities to Measure:T₁ = -2.2NOTE:W = mg_N; 01 =NOTE:T₁x = T₁SinØ₁T₁y = T₁CosØ,T₂x = T₂Sin0₂T₂y = T₂CosØ202=T24070021. Draw a pseudo-FBD showing the x and y components of T1 & T2. 2. Show calculations for Tix and Tiy.3. Apply Newton's Second Law on the x-axis and solve for T2.4. Show calculation for T2y.5. Apply Newton's Second Law on the y-axis and solve for W.6. Solve for the object's mass (kg).you

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Description: Newton's LawsSET-UP #1: Object with weight W supported by 2 cords as shown.Quantities to Measure:T₁ = -2.2NOTE:W = mg_N; 01 =NOTE:T₁x = T₁SinØ₁T₁y = T₁CosØ,T₂x = T₂Sin0₂T₂y = T₂CosØ202=T24070021. Draw a pseudo-FBD showing the x and y components of T

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Newton's Laws SET-UP #1: Object with weight W supported by 2 cords as shown. Quantities to Measure: T₁ = -2.2 NOTE: W = mg N; 0₁ = NOTE: T₁x = T₁SinØ₁ T₁y = T₁CosØ₁ T₂x = T₂Sin0₂ T₂y = T₂CosØ2 02= 40 70 02 1. Draw a pseudo-FBD showing the x and y components of T1 & T2.

Newton's Laws SET-UP #1: Object with weight W supported by 2 cords as shown. Quantities to Measure: T₁ = -2.2 NOTE: W = mg N; 0₁ = NOTE: T₁x = T₁SinØ₁ T₁y = T₁CosØ₁ T₂x = T₂Sin0₂ T₂y = T₂CosØ2 02= 40 70 02 1. Draw a pseudo-FBD showing the x and y components of T1 & T2.

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