A 1000-kg load is being moved by a crane. Find the tension in the cable that supports the load as (a) it moves upward with a speed increasing by 2 m/s each second,(b) it is lifted at constant speed, and (c) it moves upward with speed decreasing by 2 m/ s each second.

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A 1000-kg load is being moved by a crane. Find the tension in the cable that supports the load as (a (b) it is lifted at constant speed, and (c) it moves upward with speed decreasing by 2 m/ s each secor

A 1000-kg load is being moved by a crane. Find the tension in the cable that supports the load as (a (b) it is lifted at constant speed, and (c) it moves upward with speed decreasing by 2 m/ s each secor

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