Q10. A 3-kg Academy sign is hung from a 1-kg, 4-meter horizontal pole as shown. The sign is hung 1-meter from the right side. A wire is attached to prevent the sign from rotating. Find the tension in the wire. (F = 55 N)

Q10. A 3-kg Academy sign is hung from a 1-kg, 4-meter horizontal pole as shown. The sign is hung 1-meter from the right side. A wire is attached to prevent the sign from rotating. Find the tension in the wire. (F = 55 N)

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Q10. A 3-kg Academy sign is hung from a 1-kg, 4-meter horizontal pole as shown. The sign is
hung 1-meter from the right side. A wire is attached to prevent the sign from rotating. Find
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