Two ladders of uniform density and equal mass m are propped up against
each other at angles from the frictionless ground. A rope of tension T
connects the two horizontally a distance / from the center of each ladder.
Each ladder is of length L.
If the ladder mass m=4.0kg, the angle 0=25.3°, and the distance l = 1L/6,
what is the tension on the rope T? Answer in Newtons (N).
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