N4T.1 Aweight hangs from a string but is pulled to one side by a horizontal string, as shown. The tension force exerted by the angled string is A. Less than the hanging object's weight. B. Equal to the hanging object's weight. C. Greater than the hanging object's weight. Ceiling String String Wall

N4T.1 Aweight hangs from a string but is pulled to one side by a horizontal string, as shown. The tension force exerted by the angled string is A. Less than the hanging object's weight. B. Equal to the hanging object's weight. C. Greater than the hanging object's weight. Ceiling String String Wall

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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N4T.1 Aweight hangs from a string but is pulled to one
side by a horizontal string, as shown. The tension force
exerted by the angled string is
A. Less than the hanging object's weight.
B. Equal to the hanging object's weight.
C. Greater than the hanging object's weight.
Ceiling
String
String
Wall

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