A 100 kg man swings from a 10.0 m long rope. The man starts from rest at position A and the rope makes a 45.0° angle with the vertical. Assume no frictional losses. d) What is the tension in the rope when the man is at point C? Answer in Newtons. 45 ol 10 m m= 100kg | 30

A 100 kg man swings from a 10.0 m long rope. The man starts from rest at position A and the rope makes a 45.0° angle with the vertical. Assume no frictional losses. d) What is the tension in the rope when the man is at point C? Answer in Newtons. 45 ol 10 m m= 100kg | 30

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Description: Please use at least 4 significant figures throughout the entire problem! Also use 9.80m/s2 for the acceleration due to gravity. DO NOT USE 10 M/S2 FOR THE ACCELERATION DUE TO GRAVITY!Thank You. A 100 kg man swings from a 10.0 m long rope. The man sta

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