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  1. angryzeena

    Tension in parachute cord on dragster

    It has been many years since physics 12 - I am helping my daughter. She and I will laugh in the morning over thinking that 2025 N does not equal 2.0x10 to the third when rounded. Many thanks...
  2. angryzeena

    Tension in parachute cord on dragster

    ah ha it is becoming clearer. I appreciate you making me think.
  3. angryzeena

    Tension in parachute cord on dragster

    haruspex said that was only the force of interest not the net force. Also 2025 N is not one of the options for an answer.
  4. angryzeena

    Tension in parachute cord on dragster

    exactly what we thought - T cannot be zero as it wouldn't be doing any work. So then we thought T = net force on the object = ma = 810 kg x 2.5 m/s2 but that seems to be incorrect? Why?
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    Tension in parachute cord on dragster

    ok so - tension is the force transmitted through the cord on the object. Force of gravity and normal upward force are equal so cancel out but we are trying figure out horizontal force not vertical force anyways. We are lost...
  6. angryzeena

    Tension in parachute cord on dragster

    applied forces are: -2025 kgm/s2 from the parachute I have a feeling we are missing other applied forces.
  7. angryzeena

    Tension in parachute cord on dragster

    sorry couldn't type subscript. It is the net force.
  8. angryzeena

    Tension in parachute cord on dragster

    Homework Statement Homework Equations Fn - T = ma The Attempt at a Solution Fn-T=ma 810kg x 2.5m/s2 - T = 810 kg x -2.5m/s2 T=0
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    High School Mother of a grade 12 physics student

    its an old nickname that came from a super friendly and never angry dog we had named zeena.
  10. angryzeena

    High School Mother of a grade 12 physics student

    its an old nickname that came from our super friendly and never angry dog zeena.
  11. angryzeena

    High School Mother of a grade 12 physics student

    We are looking for help with grade 12 physics - starting with tension problems