query: Consider the following figure. A man sits in a pan and tries to raise himself by pullingthe rope downwards
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positive_passages.text: Why are there two tensions on my free body diagram?
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negative_passages.text: Pulling back (affine or not) connections
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negative_passages.text: Force Transfer Between two bodies linked by a rope
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negative_passages.text: Force on carabiner from free fall
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negative_passages.text: Helping someone climb
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negative_passages.text: Mechanics of Horizontal Stretching and Shrinking
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negative_passages.text: How do you make a cake lift equally and minimize doming?
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negative_passages.text: A person who isn't skilled in a particular field, a common (wo)man
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negative_passages.text: Can we define tension in a string as the reactive force produced in a string being pulled at both ends?
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negative_passages.text: Puzzle : There are two lengths of rope ...
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negative_passages.text: Tension in the string of a pulley
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negative_passages.text: Question about unexpected hanging paradox
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negative_passages.text: Wave speed of a hanging rope
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negative_passages.text: Tighten rope without turnbuckles?
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negative_passages.text: Replacing the core of a solenoid to increase the pulling force
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negative_passages.text: Tension in an Atwoods machine conceptual?
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negative_passages.text: Why can't a rope be pulled completely straight?