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A mass M of 100 kg is suspended with the use of strings A,B and C as shown in the figure,where W is the vertical wall and R is a rigid horizontal rod.The tension in the sttring B is :
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A

100 g

B

0

C

`100 sqrt(2)`

D

`100/sqrt2 g`.

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