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A crow sits on a clothesline midway between two poles as shown. Each end of the rope makes an angle of θ = 16° below the horizo...Asked by Anonymous
A crow sits on a clothesline midway between two poles as shown. Each end of the rope makes an angle of θ = 28° below the horizontal where it connects to the pole. If the combined weight of the crow and the rope is 11.1 N, what is the tension in the rope?
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bobpursley
sum vertical forces: PLeft+Poleright-11.1N=0
So, looking at the left pole, of the pole is holding upwards 11.1N/2, then tension=11.2/(2sin28)
So, looking at the left pole, of the pole is holding upwards 11.1N/2, then tension=11.2/(2sin28)
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Anonymous
THNKS :)
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