By analyzing the vector, the clothesline tension is 25 N.
We need to know about vectors to solve this problem. Force is included in vectors that have magnitude and direction. It can be written as
F = (Fx i + Fy j) N
where F is the force vector, Fx is the x-axis component and Fy is the y-axis component.
From the question we know that :
x = 10 m
(midpoint = 5m)
y = 1 m
m = 1 kg
Find the weight
W = m . g
W = 1 x 10
W = 10N
There are two y-axis components of the tension that hold the clothes. Because of static conditions, we can write
∑Fy = 0
Ty + Ty - W = 0
2Ty - 10 = 0
2Tsinθ - 10 = 0
Find sinθ
sinθ = y/x
sinθ = 1/5
Substitute the sinθ
2Tsinθ - 10 = 0
2T(1/5) - 10 = 0
2T/5 = 10
T = 25 N
Hence, the clothesline tension is 25 N.
For more about vectors at: brainly.com/question/25811261
#SPJ4
Answer:
B.) Genes are segments of DNA, which is packaged in chromosomes.
Explanation: trust the process.
BUDDY.
I believe the process you have described is known as an 'experiment'.
The answer is True. You can speed up chemical reactions by using a recyclable substance called a reactant.
To answer this question, we will refer to the attached diagram which represents the complete rock cycle.
Rock 1:Formed when rock 2 and rock 3 were subjected to intense heat and pressure inside the earth.
Referring to the diagram, we will find that heat and pressure are the factors required to form metamorphic rocks
Therefore, rock 1 is metamorphicRock 2:Formed when rock 1 and rock 3 were broken down into mineral (sediments) which accumulate and are subjected to pressure.
Referring to the diagram, we will find that this description would lead to the formation of sedimentary rocks.
Therefore, rock 2 is a sedimentary rock.Rock 3:Formed when rock 1 and rock 2 were buried inside the earth and melted because of heat and magma.
Referring to the diagram, we would find that melting then cooling of magma would lead to formation of igneous rock.
Therefore, rock 3 is igneous rock.Based on the above, the correct choice would be:Rock 1: Metamorphic
Rock 2: Sedimentary
Rock 3: Igneous