You are climbing on a hill that is inclined at 22° with the horizontal and you wish tobuild a rope tow to pull yourself up. Ignoring friction, calculate the tension you needed on therope to give your body that has a mass of 55kg a 1.2m/s^2 acceleration. What if you are toconsider the friction of 150N, what is the value the tension and coefficient of friction?

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a) WITHOUT FRICTION We know that we have given that the mass of the climber is 55 kg and the hill…

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You are climbing on a hill that is inclined at 22º with the horizc rope tow to pull yourself up. Ignoring friction, calculate the tensi give your body that has a mass of 55kg a 1.2m/s^2 acceleration r the friction of 15ON what is thea value the tension and coefficie

You are climbing on a hill that is inclined at 22º with the horizc rope tow to pull yourself up. Ignoring friction, calculate the tensi give your body that has a mass of 55kg a 1.2m/s^2 acceleration r the friction of 15ON what is thea value the tension and coefficie

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You are climbing on a hill that is inclined at 22° with the horizontal and you wish to
build a rope tow to pull yourself up. Ignoring friction, calculate the tension you needed on the
rope to give your body that has a mass of 55kg a 1.2m/s^2 acceleration. What if you are to
consider the friction of 150N, what is the value the tension and coefficient of friction?

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