Question 4A car engine with a given weight of w, is suspended in air by a cable that is connected to a MASSLESS ring. While the ring is supported by two cables attached to the ceiling and the wall as shown in the figure below.(a) Engine, chains, and ring60°T3T20 2016 Pearson Education, Inc.Using the cartesian coordinate system, Which of the following is the correct NET FORCE on the y-axis for the engine? Hint: The net force on the ring or the engine is zero.EFy= T3sin60+ T2 = 0EFy=T3sin60 – Tz = 0O EFy=T3cos60 + T2 = maEFy=w-T3 =0O EFy=wcos60 -T1=maο Σ-w+ T;sin 60 = οο Σ,- Τι -w=0,

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