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A girl sits on a swing that has 2.44 meter long ropes. The swing is pulled...

A girl sits on a swing that has 2.44 meter long ropes. The swing is pulled backwards until the ropes make an angle of 23 degrees with the vertical. when The swing is finally released, what is the speed of the girl at the bottom of the arc when the ropes holding up the swing are vertical? Find each rope's tension force. Ignore air stuff.
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In this question we have to find the speed of girl at lowest point.

Also we have to find the the tension in each rope.

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