L1. Spider Man with a mass of 90. kg swings from a super strong spidey thread to rescue a child of mass 25 kg. The thread has a length of 15 m and is at an initial angle of 00 = 30.º when Spider Man begins his swing from rest. He scoops up the child at the lowest point of his flight, undergoing a perfectly inelastic collision with the child What is the highest angle Of to which Spider Man with the child in his arms will be able to swing on the other side?

L1. Spider Man with a mass of 90. kg swings from a super strong spidey thread to rescue a child of mass 25 kg. The thread has a length of 15 m and is at an initial angle of 00 = 30.º when Spider Man begins his swing from rest. He scoops up the child at the lowest point of his flight, undergoing a perfectly inelastic collision with the child What is the highest angle Of to which Spider Man with the child in his arms will be able to swing on the other side?

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Chapter13: Universal Gravitation

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