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A patient's leg is in traction with the arrangement shown in the Figure, with
W = 100 N. A student nurse moves the cord to an anchoring point nearer to
the patient, so that the two angles of the cord to the horizontal change from
a, = 45° to az = 30°. Docs this make any difference to the patient?

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