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A uniform beam with mass M anslength L supported by a thin cable attached at distance x from theend of the beam as shown in picture.

the angle between wire and beam is Θ. Beam is supported at anangle Φ above the horizontal. At the end of the beam attachedweight M1.

Find the tension in the cable. Express answer with variables inthe problem.

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Physics: Principles with Applications
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