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The figure shows a 2,248-kg plane towing a 161-kg glider. Ignoring drag and friction, calculate the tension in the cable between them if their acceleration is 3.24 m/s2. tension = N

The figure shows a 2,248-kg plane towing a 161-kg glider. Ignoring drag and friction, calculate the tension in the cable between them if their acceleration is 3.24 m/s2. tension = N

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The figure shows a 2,248-kg plane towing a 161-kg glider. Ignoring drag and friction, calculate the tension in the cable between them if their acceleration is 3.24 m / s 2 . tension = ◻

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