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9. An 8.0m long uniform boom weighing 2400N is anchored to the ground at one end...

9. An 8.0m long uniform boom weighing 2400N is anchored to the ground at one end and sticks up at a 45°angle toward the right. It is held in this position by a cable rising at 30°above horizontal and extending toward the left from the top of the boom. If a 1000N weight hangs from the top of this boom what is the tension in each cable. You must draw the free body diagram to receive full credit.

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