A 68 kg lady is being hauled away from a flaming structure as shown in the figure. A 68 kg lady is being hauled away from a flaming structure as shown in the figure. Randomized Variables T T2 m = 68 kg 20° Calculate the tension in the first of the two ropes (in Newtons) if the lady is momentarily motionless. Calculate the tension in the second of the two ropes (in Newtons) if the lady is momentarily motionless.

A 68 kg lady is being hauled away from a flaming structure as shown in the figure. A 68 kg lady is being hauled away from a flaming structure as shown in the figure. Randomized Variables T T2 m = 68 kg 20° Calculate the tension in the first of the two ropes (in Newtons) if the lady is momentarily motionless. Calculate the tension in the second of the two ropes (in Newtons) if the lady is momentarily motionless.

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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