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At what minimum acceleration should a monkey slide a rope whose breaking strength is 2÷3rd of its weight

Vishnu shinde 10th Sep, 2019

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Mounika Sonti 14th Jun, 2020

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Given that

breaking strength is 2/3rd of its weight

let weight be m

Let a be the acceleration of the monkey slide

The apparent weight =mg - ma

=2mg/3

=ma = mg(1-2/3)

=mg/3

= a= g/3

m is the constant.....

The minimum acceleration should a monkey slide a rope whose breaking strength is 2/3rd of its weight will be g/3

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