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Physics, 02.06.2021 17:50 samsamisam4951

A 10 kg mass is hanging vertically by a single rope and a force is applied to it upwards but the mass remains in equilibrium with the applied force. If the tension in the rope is 48.9 Newtons, what is the amount, or magnitude, of the applied force in Newtons

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