In the above question, tension force at midpoint of the rope is
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In the above question, tension force at midpoint of the rope is
- \(\frac{F(M+m / 2)}{M+m}\)
- \(\frac{F M / 2}{M+m}\)
- \(\frac{F m / 2}{M+m}\)
- none
Answer
(A) F(M+m / 2) M+m
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