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Physics, 14.09.2019 11:30 kivking12

Along rope was tightened around the earth equator (assume earth the perfect sphere or radius ≈6,). then the rope extended by 1 meter and lifted, uniformly around the equator. what if the rope was pinched at one point and pulled up as high as possible: what tallest person could fit under the rope?

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