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si Ana camina sobre una cuerda que la sostiene dos edificios separados 10m, la soga tiene un angulo de 10grados, La masa de Ana es de 50kg ¿cual es la tension de la cuerda?
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si Ana camina sobre una cuerda que la sostiene dos edificios separados 10m, la soga tiene un angulo de 10grados, La masa de Ana es de 50kg ¿cual es la tension de la cuerda?
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We don’t know what that means
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