A 4.2‑kg brown hare walks on a horizontal beam (the beam's mass m = 2.8 kg and length a = 2.4 m). The beam is suspended with two ropes attached to the ends of the beam. What should be the distance between the hare and the left end of the beam so that the tension in the left rope is three times as big as the tension in the right rope? 1. The distance from the left end, b = If the hare is at the distance found in the previous question, calculate the tension in each rope. 2. The tension in the left rope, T1 = 3. The tension in the right rope, T2 =
A 4.2‑kg brown hare walks on a horizontal beam (the beam's mass m = 2.8 kg and length a = 2.4 m). The beam is suspended with two ropes attached to the ends of the beam. What should be the distance between the hare and the left end of the beam so that the tension in the left rope is three times as big as the tension in the right rope?
1. The distance from the left end, b =
If the hare is at the distance found in the previous question, calculate the tension in each rope.
2. The tension in the left rope, T1 =
3. The tension in the right rope, T2 =
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