Find the tension in the strings by drawing the fbd for rod

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A uniform rod of length L and mass m is suspended by two light strings, each of length l. Find the tension in the strings by drawing the FBD for the rod first. The drawing looks like a horizontal line(ceiling) with a isosceles triangle attached, the bottom of the triangle is L(rod).

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