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Physics, 17.04.2021 14:30 Nessakona1

(b) The aluminium wire will break if the tension in the wire exceeds 350N. The wire is attached to the flagpole at B, 0.8 m from the wall.
The wire is at an angle of 20° to the flagpole.
Assess whether the wire will break. You should use the principle of moments, taking
moments about 0.
length of flagpole = 1.2m
mass of flagpole and flag = 15 kg


(b) The aluminium wire will break if the tension in the wire exceeds 350N.

The wire is attached t

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