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John ties a rope to a 15 kg crate and pulls it up an inclined plane at a constant speed υ as in (Figure 2). The coefficient of kinetic friction between the crate and the plane is 0.20. Assume the rope is parallel with the surface of the plane. What is the tension in the rope? Derive an expression for the tension in the rope for an arbitrary mass M and an inclination angle θ, for the case of a frictionless incline.

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The force communicated through a rope, string, or wire when two opposing forces draw on it is known as tension. The tension force pulls energy equally on the bodies at the ends and is applied along the entire length of the wire.

What is the main reason of tension in the rope?

The force communicated through a rope, string, or wire when two opposing forces draw on it is known as tension. The tension force pulls energy equally on the bodies at the ends and is applied along the entire length of the wire.

Therefore, Every physical object in contact with another one applies some force to that object.

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