65. A 100-kg streetlight is supported equally by two ropes as shown in Figure 4-43. One rope pulls up and to the right, 40° above the horizon- tal; the other rope pulls up and to the left, 40° above the horizontal. Find the tension in 40° 40 cach rope. SSM Figure 4-43 Problem 65

65. A 100-kg streetlight is supported equally by two ropes as shown in Figure 4-43. One rope pulls up and to the right, 40° above the horizon- tal; the other rope pulls up and to the left, 40° above the horizontal. Find the tension in 40° 40 cach rope. SSM Figure 4-43 Problem 65

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