Physics, 14.03.2022 18:50, solphiafischer

1.How would one then calculate the ropes tension? 2.And the acceleration of the set if the stagehead wasn't holding on?

1.How would one then calculate the ropes tension?

2.And the acceleration of the set if the stageh

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