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If An artist friend of yours needs help hanging a 500 lb sculpture from the ceiling. For artistic reasons, she wants to use just two ropes. One will be \(30^{\circ}\)from vertical, the other \(60^{\circ}\). She needs you to determine the smallest diameter rope that can safely support this expensive p

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