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A 60kg water-skier is accelerated from rest by a powerful boat through a tow rope that initially makes an angle of 10° down from the horizontal. It the rope provides a force of 1015 N along its length, what is the horizontal force acting on the skier? If the skier experiences a frictional drag due to the water of 400 N, what is her acceleration?
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How do I draw the vector diagram for this question?
|dw:1345029478047:dw| The force acting on the skier will be the horizontal component of the force = 1015 cos(10) = 999.6 N = 1000 N approx. The acceleration = Net force /mass |dw:1345029720797:dw| Net force = 1000-400 N = 600N Therfore acceleration = 600 /60 = 10 m/sec^2.
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