When the rope starts to brake at t =t0, the rope is stretched that result in a force F. We let y = y(t) be the length of the rope stretched at time t. Formulate an initial value problem that describes the fall for t > t0 = 0.
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When the rope starts to brake at t =t0, the rope is stretched that result in a force F. We let y = y(t) be the length of the rope stretched at time t. Formulate an initial value problem that describes the fall for t > t0 = 0.
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