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Physics, 24.03.2021 22:20, hello137348474747

A cord can withstand 3,000 N of tension before it snaps. If a moving company uses this chord to hoist a 200 kg piano with an acceleration of 5.00 m/s2, will the
cord snap? *
a. No, the cord will not snap because there is 1,000N of force from the piano
b. Yes, the cord will snap because there is 5,000N of force from the piano
c. Yes, the cord will snap because there is 10,000N of force from the piano
d. No, the cord will not snap because there is 500N of force from the piano

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