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Tarzan swings on a rope from rest at point A past the lowest point B to the other side. a) By considering his velocities (changes) along the circular arc, sketch below to indicate the direction of his acceleration vector at both point A and B. b) At the lowest point B, is the tension in the rope greater than, less than, or equal to Tarzan's weight?

Tarzan swings on a rope from rest at point A past the lowest point B to the other side. a) By considering his velocities (changes) along the circular arc, sketch below to indicate the direction of his acceleration vector at both point A and B. b) At the lowest point B, is the tension in the rope greater than, less than, or equal to Tarzan's weight?

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Tarzan swings on a rope from rest at point A past the lowest point B to the other side. a) By considering his velocities (changes) along the circular arc, sketch below to indicate the direction of his acceleration vector at both point A and B . b) At the lowest point B , is the tension in the rope greater than, less than, or equal to Tarzan's weight?

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