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Solving Force in a Stretched Rope: Applying Hooke's Law
The problem: See attachment for figure. (1) A rope with a spring constant k is stretched by a force F.The length of the rope is l (including the deformation). (2) A force mg is then applied at l/2 on the rope. This results in a height difference between the highest (and unchanged point) and...- Paul L
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- Force Hooke's law Law Rope
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What is the force exerted by a falling rope on a scale with two components?
Homework Statement A uniform flexible rope is suspended above a scale, with the bottom of the rope just touching the scale (gravity points downward). The rope has a length L and a total mass of M. The mass is uniformly distributed along it's length. The rope is released. After a length x<L...- SonOfOle
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- Falling Rope Scale
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Wave Propagation in a Hanging Rope: Time for Reflection and Return
Homework Statement A uniform rope of length L and negligible stiffness hangs from a solid fixture in the ceiling The free lower end of the rope is struck sharply at time t=0. What is the time t it takes the resulting wave on the rope to travel to the ceiling, be reflected, and return to the...- wayfarer
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- Rope Uniform Wave
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Will the Wire Rope Break or the Winch Motor Stall First?
We have a winch that lifts a load weighing 25kg up a shaft 30m deep. A 2mm Dia wire rope goes up the shaft over a guide pulley and down to the winch reeling drum. There is a load cell on the guide pulley. The question is this. "If the load cell fails and the load being lifted gets snagged on...- DJT1967
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- Motor Rope
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How do you calculate the tension in a rope supporting a rectangular box girder?
Hey, I am having difficulty with this question, thanks guys. Homework Statement Two chain slings, one at each end, are used to support a rectangular box girder of mass 8 tonne. The length of each sling chain is 5m. The rectangular cross sectional shape of the box girder has dimensions of 1.5m...- madsam
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- Rope Tension
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Wave Propagation in a Hanging Rope: Speed at Top vs Bottom
Homework Statement If a wave is started up a long rope hanging from the ceiling, it will not climb at constant velocity. Why? Will the wave be traveling faster or slower at the top than the bottom? (Hint: Is the tension of the rope a factor?) Homework Equations v=square root...- forsberg21
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- Propagation Rope Speed Wave Wave propagation
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By what factor would the energy carried by the rope change
[FONT="Georgia"][SIZE="3"]Homework Statement The amplitude of a wave in a rope is 15 \ mm. If the amplitude were changed to 20 \ mm. Keeping the frequency the same, by what factor would the energy carried by the rope change? Homework Equations intensity \propto (amplitude)^2 The...- looi76
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- Change Energy Rope
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Net Force on Rope in Tug of War?
Homework Statement In a tug of war two boys exert an equal force of 30N. What is the nett force on the rope? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Since there is a tensile force on the rope will it be 30 N? (When a spring replaces the rope it will elongate by 'x'. So the...- timseb
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- Rope
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Friction and Acceleration: Solving a Rope Pulling Problem
Homework Statement A student pulls on a rope attached to a box of books and moves the box down the hall. The student pulls with a force of 185N at an angle of 25.0 degrees above the horizontal. The box has a mass of 35.0kg and a mu between the box and the floor is 0.27. Find the acceleration...- sprinter08
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- Friction Rope
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Gravitational Potential Energy of a rope
The problem states that: "Bruce stands on a bank beside a pond, grasps the end of a 10.0m long rope attached to a nearby tree and swings out to drop into the water. If the rope starts at an angle of 35 degrees with the vertical, what is Bruce's speed at the bottom of the swing? Variables...- FailingPHYS
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- Energy Gravitational Gravitational potential Gravitational potential energy Potential Potential energy Rope
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Min Length of AC to Maintain Tension in Triangle: 4000N
http://users.on.net/~rohanlal/Q10.jpg The rope connected to the triangle is pulling away at 3000N i need to determine the minimum length of ac so that the tension in either ab or ac does not exceed 4000N. AC and BC are the same length.- Ry122
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- Length Rope
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How can tension be the same along all points in a rope?
Consider the following problem: The distance between two telephone poles is 50.0 m. When a 1.00-kg bird lands on the telephone wire midway between the poles, the wire sags 0.200 m. How much tension does the bird produce in the wire? Ignore the weight of the wire. The tension is 613 N. But...- FisherDude
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- Points Rope Tension
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How Much Does the Rope Stretch When a Circus Performer Hangs at Rest?
A 55.0 kg circus performer oscillates up and down at the end of a long elastic rope at a rate of once every 2.60 s. The elastic rope obeys Hooke's Law. By how much is the rope extended beyond its unloaded length when the performer hangs at rest? Can someone help me to find the answer step by...- joeypeter
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- Rope
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What Is the Tension in a Rope with Unequal Opposing Forces?
Homework Statement If a rope were being pulled in opposite directions with two opposing forces, one being 5 N and the other 7 N, what is the tension of the rope? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Since the rope would be accelerating in the direction of the force of 7 N, the reaction...- FisherDude
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- Rope Tension
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Blocks connected by rope, Newton's Third Law
The figure shows two 1.0 kg blocks connected by a rope. A second rope hangs beneath the lower block. Both ropes have a mass of 250 g. The entire assembly is accelerated upward at by force. What is F? What is the tension at the top end of rope 1? What is the tension at the bottom end of rope 1...- StephenDoty
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- Blocks Law Newton's third law Rope Third law
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Finding Tension in Rope connected to rod
The rod has rollers at both ends and rolls down the wall and to the right as a force is applied (80lbs), the rope is connected to the wall at 2 feet and to the end of the rod, as a force is applied to the rod there becomes a tension in the rope. Find the Tension in the Rope due to the rod...- m3112369
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- Rod Rope Tension
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Specify the minimum block mass needed to safely secure the rope
A temporary mooring is to be set up on a concrete jetty. The mooring rope will exert a force (along the line of the rope) of 100 kN, and the maximum angle to the rope from the horizontal is 20 degrees. Specify the minimum block mass needed to safely secure the rope. Take the static coefficient...- danago
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- Block Mass Minimum Rope
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How do you calculate work in a vertical rope and mass problem?
[SOLVED] Work problem A vertical rope is used to lower a mass 44.9 kg at a constant acceleration of magnitude 4.57 m/s2. Find the work done by the tension in the cord if the mass moves down distance 2.66 m. W = F (change in X) First, I tried to get the tension by: -T + mg = ma -...- greyradio
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- Mass Rope Work Work problem
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Conservation of Mechanical Energy in rope swing
Homework Statement Tarzan and Jane, whose total mass is 130.0 kg, start their swing on a 5.0 m long vine when the vine is at an angle of 30 degrees with the horizontal. At the bottom of the arc, Jane, whose mass is 50.0 kg, releases the vine. What is the maximum height at which Tarzan can...- physicsma1391
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- Conservation Energy Mechanical Mechanical energy Rope Swing
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What Is the Mass of the More Massive Block?
Homework Statement Two blocks with different mass are attached to either end of a light rope that passes over a light, frictionless pulley that is suspended from the ceiling. The masses are released from rest, and the more massive one starts to descend. After this block has descended a...- kdizzle711
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- Blocks Light Mass Rope Two blocks
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Object at rope: work to lift it
An old oaken bucket of mass 6.75 kg hangs in a well at the end of a rope. The rope passes over a frictionless pulley at the top of the well, and you pull horizontally on the end of the rope to raise the bucket slowly a distance of 4.00 m. So far, I have: F = force exerted by me s =...- iwonde
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- Lift Rope Work
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Determine the smallest diameter rope that can safely support
An artist friend of yours needs help hanging a sculpture from the ceiling. For artistic reasons, she wants to use just two ropes. One will be from vertical, the other . She needs you to determine the smallest diameter rope that can safely support this expensive piece of art. On a visit to the...- StephenDoty
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- Diameter Rope Support
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Will the Rope Hold the Archaeologist Safely?
An adventurous archaeologist crosses between two rock cliffs by slowly going hand-over-hand along a rope stretched between the cliffs. He stops to rest at the middle of the rope . The rope will break if the tension in it exceeds 2.95EE4 (2.95 x 10^4) , and our hero's mass is 93.8 . <img...- Eeroygirl
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- Rope Tension
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Girl Climbing Rope: Avg Speed & Work Calculated
Homework Statement A 55.0 kg student climbs a 4.00 m long rope and stops at the top. (a) What must her average speed be in order to match the power output of a 200-W lightbulb? (M/S) (b) How much work does she do? (J) Homework Equations Well if i had to guess...they might be...- Grey_117
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- Girl Rope
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Webpage title: Solving for Tension in a Rope Problem
A mountain climber, in the process of crossing between two cliffs by a rope, pauses to rest. She weighs 565 N. As the drawing shows, she is closer to the left cliff than to the right cliff, with the result that the tensions in the left and right sides of the rope are not the same. Find the...- jarmen
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- Rope Tension
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I to calculate forces on steel rope
i would like to find out the method to calculate loads on a rigging bridal, the situation, a weight needs to be hung at a point between two roof beams, so it is hung on two steel wire ropes from the beams of an suitable length to achieve the correct position, from this i would have all the...- docdavy
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- Forces Rope Steel
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How Is Tension Calculated in Tarzan's Rope Swing?
Tarzan, who weights 688 N, swings from a cliff at the end of a convenient vine that is 18 m long. From the top of the cliff to the bottom of the swing, he descends 3.2 m. How much work is done by the rope during Tarzan's swing? You would probably use the equation U = mgh and k = 1/2mv^2 so...- petern
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- Rope Tension
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Solving a Ladder Problem: Finding Max Tension in a Rope
Homework Statement A uniform ladder of weight WL and length L has its top against a vertical wall with friction coefficient μW and its foot on a smooth horizontal floor. A rope is attached to the foot of the ladder and secured to the base of the wall, with the ladder making an angle α...- Clipse
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- Max Rope Tension
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Tension in a rope on frictionless pulley
Homework Statement A 4kg object is palced on a table with a coefficient of friction of 0.2, and attached to a rope. This rope is run through a frictionless pulley, and attached to an 8kg weight. What is the tension in the rope? Homework Equations F=ma F of friction = (coefficient of...- simon360
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- Frictionless Frictionless pulley Pulley Rope Tension
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What is the Young Modulus of Nylon Rope?
Homework Statement The problem is that I do not have a way of making a nylon rope young modulus stress/strain graph I did not know is anyone would be able to help me obtain the information on the stress and strain or if your feeling really nice make me up a graph! young modulus = stress...- silverfox2007
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- Modulus Rope Young Young modulus
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Calculating Force on a Vertical Wire Rope with 20kg Weight
OK here goes... I have a 20kg weight attached to a 10 meter long wire rope. The rope is fixed vertically to a cross beam. The rope has an elastic stretch limit of 47.5 kN/mm^2. If I lift the 20kg weight up 1 meter and then let it go what would the maximum force exerted by weight be on the...- DJT1967
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- Force Rope Vertical Weight Wire
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Swinging on a rope minimum horizontal speed
A hiker plans to swing on a rope across a ravine in the mountains, as illustrated in the figure, where L = 4.9 m and x = 2.7 m, and to drop when she is just above the far edge. At what minimum horizontal speed should she be moving when she starts to swing(in m/s)? I tried using the...- fire765
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- Horizontal Minimum Rope Speed
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Mulyiplying the effect on the load in a rope system?
Alright, so this is a crude drawing of my current system set-up: http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/3570/loadtx3.png So what I want is a "multiplication" effect, like a 2 inch movement on the "A" side will cause a 4 inch movement on the load side. So what should I put in the red...- Desmond108
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- Load Rope System
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Calculating Tension of Rope with Parallel Forces
[SOLVED] parallel forces A uniform 2.50-N meterstick is hung from the ceiling by a single rope. A 500.0-g mass is hung at the 25.0-cm mark and a 650.0-g mass at the 70.0-cm mark. (a) what is the tension of the rope? (b) where is the rope attached to the meterstick?Well, first I converted all...- schang
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- Forces Parallel Rope Tension
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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...- ssjdbz101
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- Fracture Rope
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Why is mg=mv^2/r for centripetal motion instead of mg+T=mv^2/r?
Hi, for this question http://tinyurl.com/2qgco5 this is the solution for (b) http://tinyurl.com/yrl64q May I know why for centripetal motion, it is mg=mv^2/r, but not mg+T=mv^2/r (T is the tension of the rope)?- jack1234
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- Rope Tension
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Torque exerted on trap door by rope
Homework Statement A trap door, of length and width 1.55 m, is held open at an angle of 65.0° with respect to the floor. A rope is attached to the raised edge of the door and fastened to the wall behind the door in such a position that the rope pulls perpendicularly to the trap door. If the...- streeter
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- Rope Torque
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How much tension must a rope withstand if it is used to accelerate a 1400 kg car
[SOLVED] Rope Forces Homework Statement How much tension must a rope withstand if it is used to accelerate a 1400 kg car vertically upward at 0.50 m/s2? Homework Equations F=ma The Attempt at a Solution Well i know that the force going up is going to be 700 N and i need to...- mortho
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- Accelerate Car Rope Tension
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Solving the 50-Minute Rope Burning Puzzle
You have got two ropes. Every rope is burning in a space of one hour. Burning speed of these ropes is not proportional. I mean, half rope not necessarily will burn in a space of half hour. How can you measure out 50 minutes, using these ropes and fire only?- Caracrist
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- Puzzle Rope
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Help Jane & John Pull a Rope: Solve Acceleration & Meetup
Here is a question: Jane and John with masses of 51kg and 62kg respectively, stand on a frictionless surface 13m apart. John pulls on a rope that connects him to JAne, giving jane an acceleration of .92 m/s*s toward him. a. What is Johns acceleration?? b. IF the pulling force is applied...- fitchguy316
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- Rope
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What is the tension in the stretched rope?
[b]1. A rope of negligible mass is stretched horizontally between two supports that are 3.44 meters apart. When an object of weight 3160 N is hung at the center of the rope, the is observed to sag by 35.0 cm. What is the tension in the rope? [b]2. Does this have anything to do with...- fiziksfun
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- Rope Tension
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Stress in rope with pulley and weight
Homework Statement Im trying to work out the stress of a fishing line after connecting a fishing line to a pulleyboard and adding 100g weights one at a time onto the fishing line to create strain and stress. I know the formula is Stress = Force divided by area And i have already worked...- Dearster
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- Pulley Rope Stress Weight
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Wave on a rope - question concerns the maths of the wave equation
Homework Statement [(w^2).b - Tk^2]/Qw = tan(kx - wt + P) This can't be solved for all (x,t) with constant values of w and k Can you explain why this is so please? ive used b to represent the mass per unit length, and T is the tension Homework Equations This is the answer to a...- karnten07
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- Rope Wave Wave equation
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What Is the Force of the Trout on the Carp in This Physics Problem?
Homework Statement Jimmy has caught two fish in Yellow Creek. He has tied the line holding the 3.0 kg steelhead trout to the tail of the 1.5 kg carp. To show the fish to a friend, he lifts upward on the carp with a force of 60 N. What is the force of the trout on the carp? Homework...- Grapz
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- Rope Tension
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What Happens to the Bananas as the Monkey Climbs Up the Rope?
Homework Statement A bunch of bananas hangs from the end of a rope that passes over a light, frictionless pulley. A monkey of mass equal to the mass of bananas hangs from the other end of the rope. The monkey and the bananas are initially balanced and at rest. Now the monkey starts to climb up...- odie5533
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- Rope
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Find the tension in each rope torque
Find the tension in each rope "torque" 1. A uniform plank of length 2m and mass 30kg is supported by three ropes. Find the tension in each rope when 700N person is 0.5m from the left end. 2. diagram ↑ / |...- poloboy
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- Rope Tension Torque
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Solving a Pulley Problem: Finding Rope Tension
I have a question on a pulley problem; the problem looks like this: M (10) ...O ------------|... xxxxxxxxxxxx|... xxxxxxxxxxxx|m (2.5) xxxxxxxxxxxx|... With the: O being a frictionless pulley - being solid ground . Being a rope M a mass of...- Oliviam12
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- Pulley pulley problem Rope Tension
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Calculate Tension in rope pulled up a hill
Homework Statement Determine the tension in the rope during the acceleration of a 5 kg mass along a 30 degree slope. coeffecient of kinetic friction is 0.26 The correct answer is (68 N along the ramp), but I can't seem to get that answer.- winston2020
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- Hill Rope Tension
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Tension in a Rope: Calculate Force for 20kg
First post, so be nice :P Homework Statement A box with mas of 20kg is hanging from a rope on a building site. Calculate tension when: a) Stationary b)Moving upwards at consteant speed of 6m/s c)Moving upwards with accelleration of 6m/s Homework Equations f=ma The Attempt at a Solution I...- some_guy
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- Rope Tension
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Tension in Rope for Box at Rest: 0N
A 61.0kg box hangs from a rope. What is the tension in the rope if: (a) The box is at rest? (b) The box moves up a steady 5.10m/s? (c) The box has v_y = 5.10m/s and is speeding up at 5.10m/s^2? The y-axis points upward. (d) The box has v_y = 5.10m/s and is slowing down at 5.10m/s^2...- TonkaQD4
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- Box Rope
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