A physics problem, who can still solve it?

The original poster: tomato tomato tomato Views: 530 Replies: 29 Posted in: 2012-05-17 18:17:43

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Title: As shown in Figure 12, the hook weight is pulled up at a constant speed using forces F1, F2, and F3 respectively (friction of the rope and pulley is neglected). Which of the following statements is correct? \A. F1, F2, and F3 are equally large \B. F1 is larger \C. F2 is larger \D. F3 is larger

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positive sequence reverse order

Hakurei Reimu 2floor

The picture?

Rogue Master@King of Power 3floor

Liberal arts student passing by >>>

Simple and superficial 4floor

Where are the pictures??

Game testing? 5floor

The image wasn't uploaded!

tomato tomato tomato 6floor

Took it many times but it's still not clear...

Hakurei Reimu 7floor

I want to say... is this a middle school question?

This account has been disbanded 8floor

It seems so, Huangfu Jie, I've almost forgotten it.

Rogue Master@Soaring 9floor

Choose A...

Simple and superficial 10floor

Can't see clearly, are you cheating on the exam? Look at the image of the test paper.

tomato tomato tomato 11floor

A mock exam for the third year of middle school

Simple and superficial 12floor

Oh, it's simulated.

2014000 13floor

I have a cheating system for middle and high school questions.

Hakurei Reimu 14floor

The cheating system has no biology

This account has been disbanded 15floor

Phew, I remembered.

oO Jian Dihan Ya Oo 16floor

Passing by →_→

2014000 17floor

Math, physics, and chemistry. Biology is not important.

This account has been disbanded 18floor

Does the cheating system have liberal arts?

Hakurei Reimu 19floor

Biology now scores the same as chemistry and physics

tomato tomato tomato 20floor

Cheating system?

Rogue Expert @Little Fire 21floor

It seems like choosing A.

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