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How Is Tension Calculated in a Rope Held by Two People Leaning Back?
Ok, so I looked at this problem again and I'm still unsure about this solution. If gravity acts only on the y direction how is it possible for it to have an x-component and solve it like I just did? Should I be taking torques into account as well as the force exerted by the ground?- haloschief
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How Is Tension Calculated in a Rope Held by Two People Leaning Back?
1. Two people of equal mass are holding opposite ends of a rope and lean back 15 degrees with the vertical. What is the tension in the rope exerted by each person? This is how attempted to solve this. So tension is created by the force of gravity from them leaning back. So I drew a force...- haloschief
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