Asked by Albert

A skier wants to build a rope tow to pull herself up a ski hill that is inclined at 15 with the horizontal. Calculate the tension needed in the rope to give the skier's 54kg body a 1.2 m/s^2 acceleration.

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Answered by cylinder
Choose from the options below:( to get you thinking)
A 202 N

B 222 N

C 242 N

D 262 N
Answered by Albert
I tried solving but my answer is so different from the choices above. I wanna know how to solve it.
Answered by Steve
who says cylinder's choices are correct?
How did you attempt to solve the problem?
Answered by bobpursley
assuming no friction, the downward acceration due to gravity along the slope is g*sin15.
tension=mmass(acceleration+g*sin15)=
= 54(9.8*sin15+1.2)
Answered by cylinder
54(9.8*sin15+1.2) will show you the option it is
Answered by cylinder
and one of the options is right so do that working out to find out which one
Answered by Albert
Thanks I already figured out how to solve it.
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