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Physics, 20.03.2020 17:32, applejulianamoreno

A barrel (mass mLoad) is attached to a massless rope, which is attached to a hook (mass mHook), which is attached to the massless cable of a crane. The cable is accelerating up with an acceleration a. What is the tension of the rope?
1. (mHook+mLoad)·(g-a)
2. mHook·g+mLoad·a
3. mLoad·g+mLoad·a
4. mHook·(g-a)
5. mLoad·a
6. (mHook+mLoad)·(g+a)
7. mLoad·g
8. mLoad·g+mHook·a

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