Engineering, 08.10.2021 17:10 joshblubaugh

The winch is slowly winding the cable at a constant speed. Calculate the tension on cables 1, 2, and 3. All the strings are vertical, each pulley has a mass of 8 kg and ignores the friction between the pulley and the string.

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