Mild and medium tension | Forces and Newton's laws of motion | Physics | Khan Academy

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Spicy problem

[@weltirol3476]

You just made a new world record - I think the biggest apple up to day was about 1,8 kg :D

[@fairuznitul2183]

3:22 isn't it T = -mg since the 2 forces are in opposite directions, but I'm guessing you just considered the magnitudes of the forces?

[@liefung25]

The rope tension points upward, so that's why it's positive

[@NathanaelAdityaNugraha-fr5jb]

PLS I CANT STOP LAUGHING

[@crisen_]

A guy with 30 watermelon = A guy with an apple weighs 3kg

[@Celicaw8]

Haha I love you!

[@q_cumber5936]

wait a miin why cant u use pythg thm to get T1x? at 16:30

[@subirnag2529]

its vector dude.. u have to split the components..in this case T1x will be T1costheta and T1y will be T1sintheta

[@cubingtubing8172]

Quite a lot of comments