Answer:
T = 25 N
Explanation:
The question says that "A 25 n block is suspended by a wire from the ceiling vitamin the tension that appears in the wire
?"
Weight of the block, W = 25 N
Weight of a body acts in downward direction and tension acts in upward direction. It would mean that,
Tension = weight of the block
T = mg
T = 25 N
Hence, the tension in the wire is 25 N.
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Answer:
The distance to the wall does not matter.
Explanation:
According to newton's third law, if you exert a force on the tennis ball to propel it northwards, it will exert equal and opposite force on you to propel you southwards. Therefore, how much you accelerate only depends on how fast you through the balls. And once a ball has left the system<em> ( consisting of you and the ball)</em>, it can no longer have an effect on you, so it doesn't matter whether the ball hits a wall nearby or the one millions of miles away.
<em>P.S: all of this is true assuming the balls don't bounce back from the wall and hit you in the face, which would surely give you additional southward acceleration, but it wouldn't be such a pleasant experience! </em>
