A 10 kg monkey stands on the ground and graps a liana hanging from a tree branch 5 meters above. The monkey walks with the liana and climbs a 4 meter tall cliff. Holding the liana stretched it jumps from the cliff, so that it starts swinging at a speed of 4 m/s. It sweeps above the ground without touching it and start moving upwards, two meter above the ground it lets go of the liana. 1. What is the maximum height the monkey reaches? 2. Where does the monkey land relative to the point where it let go of the liana? 3. What is the tension in the liana just before the monkey lets go of the liana? Draw a free body diagram as part of your solution

A 10 kg monkey stands on the ground and graps a liana hanging from a tree branch 5 meters above. The monkey walks with the liana and climbs a 4 meter tall cliff. Holding the liana stretched it jumps from the cliff, so that it starts swinging at a speed of 4 m/s. It sweeps above the ground without touching it and start moving upwards, two meter above the ground it lets go of the liana. 1. What is the maximum height the monkey reaches? 2. Where does the monkey land relative to the point where it let go of the liana? 3. What is the tension in the liana just before the monkey lets go of the liana? Draw a free body diagram as part of your solution

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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