2. Study the traction system shown in Figure 11. The tension in the vertical cord above the mass is 22 N. A student claims that the tension in the vertical cord above the leg must be more than 22 N. Discuss the validity of this statement. KUTAG fixed pulleys I 57° 32° 22 N

2. Study the traction system shown in Figure 11. The tension in the vertical cord above the mass is 22 N. A student claims that the tension in the vertical cord above the leg must be more than 22 N. Discuss the validity of this statement. KUTAG fixed pulleys I 57° 32° 22 N

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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