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Suppose the length L of a uniform bar is 3.20 m and its mass M =
15.2 Kg. Also, m1 = 11.4 kg, m2 = 24.8 kg, m3 = 17.3 kg, and the angle θ = 32 ̊. The distance from wall to the center of mass of m1 is 1.02 m, m2 is 2.10 m, and m3 is 3.20 m. What is the tension in the wire?

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