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Free answer instructions: 1. At the top of the page write your name and problem VCFSlGF'I (A. B. or Cl 2. Carefully read the problem 3. Write your solution to each sub-section separately EA. 8. C} on paper Your solution can be turned in two ways: A. Scan or take a photo ofyour solution - make sure your scan is legible Make sure your le is in ipeg or pdf format [ether formats will need to be converted]. Upload your scanned solution using the "Choose a File" button beneath 8. Turn in a hard-copy with your name on it to SRTC 134 by ZJEGPM Version A A mass m is hung from a series of short massless rope segments to a horizontal ceiling and vertical wall as shown in the gure. The mass is not moving. The rope segments create angles oDOwith respect to the horizontal ceiling and 45D\" with respect to the vertical wall and the mass creates tensions in the segments of the ropes of magnitude T1, T2, and T3 as labeled in the diagram. {A} Draw a free-body diagram for the hanging mass system showing [and labeling] all forces acting on the hanging mass system. Then draw it. and y axes foryourfree-body diagram. [Bl Use Newton's second law to write equations for forces acting on the hanging mass in component forms ix and y. separately] in terms of: tension magnitudes T1 and T3. the angles shown. the mass of the object at and the gravitational constant 3:. You do not need to solve the equations but simplify as possible. [(2] The weight of the mass is determined to be 46.1 Newtons. Solye for magnitudes of T1, T3, and T3