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(a) A girl is sitting in an old automobile tire which is suspended as shown in figure 3. If the girl and the tire together have a mass of 60 Kg, determine the tension in the ropes CA and CB

(a) A girl is sitting in an old automobile tire which is suspended as shown in figure 3. If the girl and the tire together have a mass of 60 Kg, determine the tension in the ropes CA and CB

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(a) A girl is sitting in an old automobile tire which is suspended as shown in figure 3 . If the girl and the tire together have a mass of 60 K g , determine the tension in the ropes C A and C B 5 marks

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