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Explanation / Answer

Net force is in the horizontal direction providing centripetal acceleration as verical force is balanced..


Vertical direction

Tcos(58.3) = (4.95)(9.8)

T = 92.31N


Net force = Tsin(58.3) = 78.538N


78.538 = 4.95(w^2)*1.55sin(58.3)

w=3.46


T = 2pie/w = 1.81 secs

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