Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Vector Forces |
5-Jun-2006 At 11:12:46 AM |
uwhp510
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The key point from the diagram is that your weight (200 lbs) is supported by the vertical components of the tension in the line. The distance you are spanning is irrelevent. The angle is the important bit. The total tension in the line is found by your weight divided by the sine of the angle that the line makes with the horizontal when it is loaded up.
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