An 2992 N beam is loaded with two file cabinets (labeled 1 & 3) and hoisted at a constant velocity to the 50th story of a building. Cabinet 1 weighs 573 N and is centralized at 1 m from the supporting cable (TL "Left rope tension") located to its left. Cabinet 3 weighs 859 N and is placed 3 m from that same supporting cable. Find TL where the length of the beam is 4 m. Is TL and TR the same or different? 644.5 Newtons 2140.5 Newtons 716 Newtons 2283.5 Newtons 2212 Newtons None of the above answers are correct.

An 2992 N beam is loaded with two file cabinets (labeled 1 & 3) and hoisted at a constant velocity to the 50th story of a building. Cabinet 1 weighs 573 N and is centralized at 1 m from the supporting cable (TL "Left rope tension") located to its left. Cabinet 3 weighs 859 N and is placed 3 m from that same supporting cable. Find TL where the length of the beam is 4 m. Is TL and TR the same or different? 644.5 Newtons 2140.5 Newtons 716 Newtons 2283.5 Newtons 2212 Newtons None of the above answers are correct.

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