3) A crate of mass 5,000 kg is hanging from a system of ropes and F frictionless pulley as shown. The pulley weighs 4,900 N, and the the force gage weighs 2,450 N. Assume a to be negligible. The system is pulled up by a force F = 70 kN force. Determine the reading in the force gage in kN. Force gage Crate

3) A crate of mass 5,000 kg is hanging from a system of ropes and F frictionless pulley as shown. The pulley weighs 4,900 N, and the the force gage weighs 2,450 N. Assume a to be negligible. The system is pulled up by a force F = 70 kN force. Determine the reading in the force gage in kN. Force gage Crate

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Chapter4: Dynamics: Force And Newton's Laws Of Motion

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