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Physics question tension on a rope?
You have a rope going through 2 anchors that are secured to a wall. You apply force on each end of the rope (doesn't matter the angle which you pull). Will the rope ever be horizontal between the two anchors? See pic below for illustration..
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2 Answers
- ?Lv 610 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes, the tension is the same all through the rope, so the rope takes up the 45 degree contact point on each ring and thus the rope is horizontal.
- bonagurioLv 44 years ago
tension is one among those tension, parallel to a tension exerted on an merchandise. hence, tension varies throughout the full rope. the proper would be in the middle, and the least will between each ends.
