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Find the tension in the rope. A 75 kg rock climber hangs from a cliff.
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Find the tension in the rope. A 75 kg rock climber hangs from a cliff.

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Tension = m x g

mass = 75kg

gravity = 9.8 n/m^2

T = 75 x 9.8 = 735 N

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