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welcome to electron line and in this example we're seeing something that's fairly common but other words an object that's suspended from two cables in this case two cables making a different angle with the ceiling from which it's suspended from notice that the mass of the optics of fibery kilogram and we're trying to find the tension in each of the three cables of course to find the tension in cable three is fairly easy because if we draw a Freebody diagram of this right here and let me go ahead and do that you can see that the only two forces acting on this object right here is simply the tension pulling it up and of course then the force of gravity pulling it out mg which means that in this case tension 3 must equal mg which makes it easy and we can then write that T sub 3 is equal to mg and therefore T sub 3 is equal to the mass of the object which is 500 kilograms times acceleration