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A rope of length 90cm lies in a straight line on a frictionless table, except for a very small piece at one end which hangs down through a hole in the table.
This piece is released, and the rope slides down through the hole. What is the speed in m/s of the rope (to 2 decimal places) at the instant it loses contact with the table?
Details: g=-9.81 m/s²
A rope of length 90cm lies in a straight line on a frictionless table, except for a very small piece at one end which hangs down through a hole in the table.
This piece is released, and the rope slides down through the hole. What is the speed in m/s of the rope (to 2 decimal places) at the instant it loses contact with the table?
Details: g=-9.81 m/s²
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