NOTE: Since no motion occurs in the y direction, direct application ofthe equilibrium equation EF, = 0 gives the same result for Ne. Try tosolve the problem by first applying EF,=ma,, then v v+at.200 N (10 s)981 N (10 s)45°(100 kg) v2+Nc (10 s)

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NOTE: Since no motion occurs in the y direction, direct application of
the equilibrium equation EF, = 0 gives the same result for Ne. Try to
solve the problem by first applying EF,=ma,, then v v+at.
200 N (10 s)
981 N (10 s)
45°
(100 kg) v2
+
Nc (10 s)

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