Please help. Show your complete solution. Thank you very much. Two locomotives on opposite banks of a canal pull a vessel moving parallel to the banks by  means of two horizontal ropes. The tensions in these ropes are 2000 N and 2400 N while the  angle between them is 600. Find the resultant pull on the vessel and the angle between each of  the ropes and the sides of the canal.

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