Explanation The tension in a rope can be withstood if it is used to accelerate a car vertically upward i.e. the car is accelerated and vertical tension is the force exerted vertically on the car. The expression for the vertical upward force or tension is given below: T − m g = m a …… (1) Here, m is the mass of the car, g is the acceleration due to gravity and a is its acceleration. Given: Mass of a car m = 1200 kg Acceleration of a car a = 0...

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