Newtons law - Finding tension, help.

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This discussion focuses on finding tension in physics problems, specifically in the context of Newton's laws. The user seeks guidance on solving an equation related to tension, indicating a need for clarity on the application of these principles. The conversation suggests that the topic is better suited for the Intro Physics section of the forum, emphasizing the importance of proper categorization for effective assistance.

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I posted a post in precalculus section because i needed help solving an equation, but I'm stuck on finding tension. Could someone point me in the right direction on how to find tension for this problem?

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I'll move that other thread to Intro Physics, which is a better home for it.
 

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