Robin is pulling Batman from a tank full of sharks with a rope that breaks if the tension in it exceeds 1620 N. (a) Draw a free-body diagram for this situation. Label all forces and relevant infor- mation. (b) If Batman has a mass of 136 kg and Robin causes him to accelerate at 1.90 m/s² upwards does the rope snap? Will Batman need his shark repellent bat-spray? (c) What is the largest acceleration upwards such that the rope does not snap? Take g = 9.81 m/s2 and show all your work.

Robin is pulling Batman from a tank full of sharks with a rope that breaks if the tension in it exceeds 1620 N. (a) Draw a free-body diagram for this situation. Label all forces and relevant infor- mation. (b) If Batman has a mass of 136 kg and Robin causes him to accelerate at 1.90 m/s² upwards does the rope snap? Will Batman need his shark repellent bat-spray? (c) What is the largest acceleration upwards such that the rope does not snap? Take g = 9.81 m/s2 and show all your work.

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