Answer:
a. T₂ = 60 N
b. W = 25.98 N
Step-by-step explanation:
a.
Taking right side as positive x direction, the equation for sum of forces in x-direction can be written as follows:
![T_(2)Sin\ 30^o - T_(1) = 0\\T_(2)Sin\ 30^o = T_(1)\\T_(1) = (T_(2))(Sin\ 30^o)\\where,\\T_(2) = 30\ N\\Therefore,\\T_(1) = (30\ N)(Sin\ 30^o)\\](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/physics/high-school/275883cv6qkk1qynmo5h6zyhc25mulnlaq.png)
T₁ = 15 N
b.
Taking upward direction as positive y direction, the equation for sum of forces in y-direction can be written as follows:
![T_(2)Cos\ 30^o - W = 0\\T_(2)Cos\ 30^o = W\\W = (30\ N)Cos\ 30^o\\](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/physics/high-school/smgrxq0qw9gho9ha1vtvxghs8fy40fjena.png)
W = 25.98 N