DETAILSOSCOLPHYS2016 4.7.WA.054.MY NOTESASK YOUR TEACHERPRACTICE ANOTHERA mover has to move a heavy sofa of mass 154 kg to the second floor of the house. He uses a rope to pull the sofa up a ramp from the first to the second floor. As he pulls the statemakes sure that the rope is parallel to the surface of the ramp which is at 30.0° to the horizontal. If friction between the sofa and the ramp is negligible, and the sofa has an acceleration of0.700 m/s², find the tension in the rope (in N).NAdditional MaterialsReading

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ASK YOUR TEACHER A mover has to move a heavy sofa of mass 154 kg to the second floor of the house. He uses a rope to pull the sofa up a ramp from the first t makes sure that the rope is parallel to the surface of the ramp which is at 30.0° to the horizontal. If friction between the sofa and the 0.700 m/s², find the tension in the rope (in N). Additional Materials Reading MY NOTES PRACTICE ANOTHER the second floor. As he pulls the sof is negligible, and the sofa has an acceleration of

ASK YOUR TEACHER A mover has to move a heavy sofa of mass 154 kg to the second floor of the house. He uses a rope to pull the sofa up a ramp from the first t makes sure that the rope is parallel to the surface of the ramp which is at 30.0° to the horizontal. If friction between the sofa and the 0.700 m/s², find the tension in the rope (in N). Additional Materials Reading MY NOTES PRACTICE ANOTHER the second floor. As he pulls the sof is negligible, and the sofa has an acceleration of

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