PROBLEM 2 A body of mass m is to be lowered down by a rope passing over a smooth pulley and the free end is held by a man as shown in Fig. 6.14. Determine the force he has to exert to prevent the downward motion of the block. Fig. 6.14

PROBLEM 2 A body of mass m is to be lowered down by a rope passing over a smooth pulley and the free end is held by a man as shown in Fig. 6.14. Determine the force he has to exert to prevent the downward motion of the block. Fig. 6.14

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Description: PROBLEM 2A body of mass m is to be lowered down by a rope passing over a smooth pulley and the free end is held by a man as shown inFig. 6.14. Determine the force he has to exert to prevent the downward motion of the block.Fig. 6.14

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