Q3. The 100 kg log ispulled by a constanttension force of 1000 Nfrom rest. Determinethe velocity of the logcorresponding a distanceof 3 m Q3. The 100 kg log ispulled by atension force of 1000 Nconstantfrom rest.Determinethe velocity of the logcorresponding a distanceof 3 m.T = 1000 N100 kgH = 0.50= 30°

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Q3. The 100 kg log is pulled by a constant tension force of 1000 N from rest. Determine the velocity of the log corresponding a distance of 3 m. T = 1000 N 100 kg Hk = 0.5 0= 30°

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Q3. The 100 kg log is

pulled by a constant

tension force of 1000 N

from rest. Determine

the velocity of the log

corresponding a distance

of 3 m

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