In the diagram on the right, a climber is swinging on a rope and moving fast. Draw a simple version of the diagram. Show three forces acting on the climber. Name the three forces b... In the diagram on the right, a climber is swinging on a rope and moving fast. Draw a simple version of the diagram. Show three forces acting on the climber. Name the three forces by labelling them. Work out the weights of each of the masses below, assuming that g is 10N/kg.
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The question appears to include educational material about forces, weight, and gravitational field strength. It provides examples of different types of forces and includes questions related to them. Students are expected to illustrate forces acting on a climber and to calculate weights given masses.
Answer
Forces: tension, gravity, air resistance. Weights: 2 kg = 20 N, 4 kg = 40 N, 0.5 kg = 5 N.
The three forces acting on the climber swinging on the rope are tension, gravity (weight), and air resistance. The weights of the masses are: 2 kg = 20 N, 4 kg = 40 N, and 0.5 kg = 5 N.
Answer for screen readers
The three forces acting on the climber swinging on the rope are tension, gravity (weight), and air resistance. The weights of the masses are: 2 kg = 20 N, 4 kg = 40 N, and 0.5 kg = 5 N.
More Information
Tension supports the climber against gravity while swinging, and air resistance opposes motion.
Tips
Ensure you differentiate between tension, gravitational force (weight), and air resistance accurately in the diagram.
Sources
- 4kg 0.5kg 2kg - Numerade - numerade.com
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