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A mass M hangs from a uniform rope of length L and mass m. Find an expression for the rope tension as a function of the distance y measured downward from the top of the rope.
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A mass M hangs from a uniform rope of length L and mass m. Find an expression for
the rope tension as a function of the distance y measured downward from the top of
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The tension equals Mg from the mass plus mg from the rope, minus the amount of rope down from the top to some point, y. using the mass per unit length of the rope: m/l
T = Mg + m/L(L-y)g
= Mg + mg - m/L yg = (M + m)g - (m/L)yg
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