Tension of strings and gravity force help

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The discussion centers on calculating string tension (Fst) in a physics problem involving a force (Q) of 2800N, gravitational acceleration (G) of 10m/s², and a distance (s) of 35m over a time (t) of 10s. Participants seek clarification on the conditions affecting tension, including whether charges are suspended by the string, the presence of an electric field, and the mass of the particle involved. The formula for tension force is requested, emphasizing the need for precise conditions to apply it correctly.

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Homework Statement


Q= 2800N
G= 10m/s^2
s=35m
t=10s
__________
Fst=? (st-String tension)

Can anyone help me with this, i have a test tomorrow
And if anyone can give me the formula for the Tension force i'd be really grateful.
 
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please specify the condition properly
is the charges hanged through string?
any electric field?
mass of particle?
and what is 35m?
 

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