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  1. a crew member is walking on a tugboat that is pulling a barge. the tugboat is moving at a constant speed upstream in a river
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  2. Two tugboats are pulling a freighter. Find the net force and direction of the acceleration for the following cases. Assume that
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  3. a tugboat is 36km due north of lighthouse C. Lighthouse B is directly east of lighthouse C. The lighthouses are 53km apart. Find
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  4. a tugboat is pulling a ship backwards with the chandalier at a 2 degree angle. how fast is ship going?
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  5. A ship is being pulled by two tugboats. The smaller tugboat is 13 degrees off the port bow and the larger tugboat is 20 degrees
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  6. could someone tell me how to do this?1. A diagram illustrating several tugboats applying forces to a barge is shown below. What
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  7. tugboat goes 160 miles upstream in 10 hours. The return trip downstream takes 5 hours. Find the speed of the tugboat without a
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  8. How do you work this out?Going downstream a tugboat averages 17 kph. Coming back upstream its average speed is only 6 kph. How
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  9. Can someone please go over the steps to solve this problem? I know I need to find where the tugboat intersects the radar but I'm
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  10. A tugboat pulls a ship with a constant nethorizontal force of 5.72 × 103 N and causes the ship to move through a harbor. How
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