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what is net the tension force in a tug of war on the rope if the rope is pulled with T newton force from both sides

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Explanation:

The tension on an object is equal to the mass of the object x gravitational force plus/minus the mass x acceleration. Tension Formula Questions: 1) There is a 5 kg mass hanging from a rope.

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what is net the tension force in a tug of war on the rope if the rope is pulled with T newton force from both sides​

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what is net the tension force in a tug of war on the rope if the rope is pulled with T newton force from both sides