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    Solving Nylon Rope Fracture Problem Up to 25 kg Lift Height

    Thanks, I see what I was doing wrong. You guys were a lot of help! Thanks again.
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    Solving Nylon Rope Fracture Problem Up to 25 kg Lift Height

    Homework Statement A 25 kg object is being lifted by pulling on the ends of a 1.00 mm diameter nylon string that goes over two 3.10 m high poles that are 4.5 m apart, as shown in Figure 9-87. How high above the floor will the object be when the string breaks? *see attached picture* The...
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    Calculate the net torque about the axle of a wheel

    Homework Statement Could someone explain this problem a little better to me. Problem: Calculate the net torque about the axle of the wheel shown in Fig. 8-39. Assume that a friction torque of 0.45 m·N opposes the motion and that F = 18. *see attachment for picture. I'm confused...
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    How to find mass with gravitational attraction.

    Thanks, I figured it was that, but for some reason, I could not figure out (4-m2)*m2=#. Major brain fart. Thanks a lot!
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    How to find mass with gravitational attraction.

    I know that, but I'm still confused. Since the equation is: Fg = G m1m2/r^2 if I plug in the numbers I'm given: Fg=2.5e-10 G=6.67e-11 r=0.25 I have: 2.5e-10 = 6.67e-11 m1m2 / 0.25^2. I solve for m1m2, which is: m1m2 = (Fg*r^2)/G , right? Doing that, I have m1m2 =...
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    How to find mass with gravitational attraction.

    Hello, I'm trying to solve a problem, but I'm doing something wrong. This is the problem out of my Physics book, but the problem I'm working on has different numbers, so any help will not be cheating, I just need to know the process. Problem: Two objects are attracted to each other...
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