Posted by vic on Monday, October 26, 2009 at 7:50pm.
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waht is the tension of the two ropes?
It depends on where he is standing. The sum of tensions is his weight. To get each,you have to sum moments about any point
the etire beam itself is 2.46 m and the person is stading from left to right in 1.59 m
i menat 4.56
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