1 poA cart of weight W is lifted up at constant speed by a steel cable attached to an electric pulley.Assuming there is no resistive forces and the mass of the steel cable is negligible compared to themass of the cart, what can we conclude about the force T. exerted by the cable on the cart?T=W, T is directed upwardT

given speed = constant so accleration = 0

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V is lifted up at constant speed by a steel cable at tached to an electric pulley. no resistive forces and the mass of the steel cable is negligible compared to the what can we conclude about the force T, exerted by the cable on the cart?