Three ropes are pulling a box. Rope 1 has a tension of 40.0 N and makes an angle of 30° with respect to thepositive x-axis. Rope 2 has a tension of 80.0 N and makes an angle of 105° with respect to the positive x-axis..With what tension and direction (with respect to the positive x -axis) should the third rope pull so that theobject has an acceleration of zero? (Ignore any and all forces other than the ropes). Show your work!

In order for the acceleration on the box to be zero, the net force on the box due to all 3 ropes…

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