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What is the value of Tension 1? 45 m- 1o kg A) 87.91 N B) 37.5 N 75.12 N 72.06 N

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What is the value of Tension 1?
45°
m- 1o kg
A) 87.91 N
B) 37.5 N
75.12 N
72.06 N

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