A gymnast of mass mk suspends himself on the rings with his body upright and straight arms that are horizontal with which he clutches the rings. Each ring is suspended by a rope with tension T that makes an acute angle 0 with his arms, and the rings are separated by a distance d. in addition, a gymnast is holding an extra 5 kg weight on his body. Solve for the T and 0. Assume symmetry. (b) If the gymnast weighs 600 N, 0= 75, and d= 2 m, find T.

A gymnast of mass mk suspends himself on the rings with his body upright and straight arms that are horizontal with which he clutches the rings. Each ring is suspended by a rope with tension T that makes an acute angle 0 with his arms, and the rings are separated by a distance d. in addition, a gymnast is holding an extra 5 kg weight on his body. Solve for the T and 0. Assume symmetry. (b) If the gymnast weighs 600 N, 0= 75, and d= 2 m, find T.

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter11: Dynamics Of Rigid Bodies

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11.30P

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