26. • BIO Traction After a skiing accident, your leg is in a cast and sup- ported in a traction device, as shown in FIGURE 6-43. Find the mag- nitude of the force F exerted by the leg on the small pulley. (By Newton's third law, the small pulley exerts an equal and opposite force on the leg.) Let the mass m be 2.27 kg. Small pulley T, 30.0° 30.0° F T. m 2.

26. • BIO Traction After a skiing accident, your leg is in a cast and sup- ported in a traction device, as shown in FIGURE 6-43. Find the mag- nitude of the force F exerted by the leg on the small pulley. (By Newton's third law, the small pulley exerts an equal and opposite force on the leg.) Let the mass m be 2.27 kg. Small pulley T, 30.0° 30.0° F T. m 2.

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26. • BIO Traction After a skiing accident, your leg is in a cast and sup-
ported in a traction device, as shown in FIGURE 6-43. Find the mag-
nitude of the force F exerted by the leg on the small pulley. (By
Newton's third law, the small pulley exerts an equal and opposite
force on the leg.) Let the mass m be 2.27 kg.
Small pulley
30.0°
30.0°
F
T2
m

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