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15⁰ TT You are on a swing that consists of a seat at the end of a 2.0 m rope. Your friend pulls you back through an angle of 15 degrees and then lets you go to start swinging. As you reach the bottom you scoop up your little sister who was standing on the ground. To what angle does the swing rise after that? Assume your mass is 50.0 kg and your sister's mass is 20.0 kg.

15⁰ TT You are on a swing that consists of a seat at the end of a 2.0 m rope. Your friend pulls you back through an angle of 15 degrees and then lets you go to start swinging. As you reach the bottom you scoop up your little sister who was standing on the ground. To what angle does the swing rise after that? Assume your mass is 50.0 kg and your sister's mass is 20.0 kg.

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Chapter5: The Laws Of Motion

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