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bob4000
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dear reader
i have this query which i have not been able to tackle, even after many attempts. i have also consulted my teacher but to no avail. (by the way, this is not actually homework, just work i decided to do).
a toboggan of mass 20kg is pulled, with rope, up a snow-covered hill inclined at 15deg to the horizontal. the rope is inclined at 30 deg to the horizontal. explain why the tension in the rope must certainly be greater than 52.5N. could you please show step-by-step instructions with an answer preferably, just so i know how to apply this technique in the future. thank you
i have this query which i have not been able to tackle, even after many attempts. i have also consulted my teacher but to no avail. (by the way, this is not actually homework, just work i decided to do).
a toboggan of mass 20kg is pulled, with rope, up a snow-covered hill inclined at 15deg to the horizontal. the rope is inclined at 30 deg to the horizontal. explain why the tension in the rope must certainly be greater than 52.5N. could you please show step-by-step instructions with an answer preferably, just so i know how to apply this technique in the future. thank you