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\documentclass{report}
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\title{\Huge{Calculus III}\\Homework \# 1}
\author{\huge{Krishna Ayyalasomayajula}}
\date{}
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\chapter{Lab 2 - 13.1 Apps}
\section{Work}
\qs{}{
Let $\vec{T_1}$ represent the tension of the leftmost cable, while $\vec{T_2}$ encodes the tension force experienced by the rightmost cable. Our coordinate system will originate at the intersection of the two cables.
\begin{align*}
\vec{T_1} \coloneqq \langle \|\vec{T_1}\| ; 135\degree \rangle \\
\vec{T_2} \coloneqq \langle \|\vec{T_2}|\| ; 15\degree \rangle \\
500=\|\vec{T_1}\|\sin{135\degree} + \|\vec{T_2}\|\sin{15} \\
0 = \|\vec{T_1}\|\cos{135\degree} + \|\vec{T_2}\|\cos{15} \\
\implies 500=\|\vec{T_1}\|\tfrac{\sqrt{2}}{2} + \|\vec{T_2}\|\cdot0.258819045103 \\
\implies0 = \|\vec{T_1}\|\tfrac{-\sqrt{2}}{2} + \|\vec{T_2}\|\cdot0.965925826289 \\
\text{Solving the system numerically yields: }\\
\|\vec{T_1}\| \Rightarrow 557.677\, \mathrm{lb}\\
\|\vec{T_2}\| \Rightarrow 408.248\,\mathrm{lb} \\
\text{This corresponds to answer choice A}
\end{align*}
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