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T445f81 21 .EZIGCO 11.During a spacewalk gone bad, two astronauts end up attached by a rope whirling about each other. If the I need help to answer 15 only!!!! I have 11-14 correct allready. thanks!

I only need help with #15. i have the answers for 11-14 already.
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B T = fxļ = 120x = 60L where La length of rope Now I a IX I for one = 1.5X10 =) = 6048X10% 7 1.5810 The = 2 Again from W=loo

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