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Newton's law problem: Helicopter lifting a box with a rope
Thank you for your explanation!- Stell
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Newton's law problem: Helicopter lifting a box with a rope
Thank you for your reply. So, if i understand, that means a=2.5 m/s² ?- Stell
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Newton's law problem: Helicopter lifting a box with a rope
Forces: Box--> W(weight) and T(tension) Rope-->T1(reaction of T) and T2(because of the helicopter) So first i calculated Weight: W=mg=400*10=4000N In order to find the acceleration i should use Newton's 2nd law so: (Box) : T - W = ma T - 4000=400a The problem is with the rope...- Stell
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