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The minimum acceleration with which a fireman can slide down a rope, if the breaking strength of the rope is23of his weight, is

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C
Solution:

If the fireman slides down with some acceleration, his apparent weight decreases. For critical condition, rope can bear only23of his weight. Ifais the minimum acceleration then,

Tension in the rope = Breaking stress=mg-a

mg-a=23mg     ⇒a=g-2g3=g3

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