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benf.stokes
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Hi,
In one of the examples of "An Introduction to Mechanics" he argues that the tension at the end of a whirling rope must be zero as the end is free.
I just don't understand how this can be.
Below is the example
Thanks
In one of the examples of "An Introduction to Mechanics" he argues that the tension at the end of a whirling rope must be zero as the end is free.
I just don't understand how this can be.
Below is the example
Thanks
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