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8. The tree branch in the previous problem sags, and the
child's feet rest on the ground. If the tension in the
rope is reduced to 220 N,
what is the value of the
normal force being exerted on
the child's feet?
A. 2.2 x 102N
C. 4.3x 102N
B. 2.5x 102 N
D. 6.9 x 102N

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