a telephone pole has the wire on the top pulling it to one side. The force applied by the wire is of F$=1000$N$.$ In this case, the poles have support wires attached part way down the other side. The support wire is attached $1/4$ of the way up the pole and is at an angle of $30$ degrees to the pole. What is the necessary tension T in the support wire to keep the pole from falling over? $5.$ A telephone pole has the wire on the top pulling it to one side. The force applied by the wire is of $\backslash ($ F$=1000\backslash$mathrm$\{$~N$\}\backslash ).$ In this case, the poles have support wires attached part way down the other side. The support wire is attached $\backslash (1/4\backslash )$ of the way up the pole and is at an angle of $\backslash (30^\{\backslash$circ$\}\backslash )$ to the pole. What is the necessary tension $\backslash ($ T $\backslash )$ in the support wire to keep the pole from falling over?

A$.4000$ N

B$.8000$ N

C$.500$ N

D$.1000$ N

E$.2000$ N