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4.) you exert a force on a friend who is holding a 4.0 m long rope....

4.) you exert a force on a friend who is holding a 4.0 m long rope. now suppose you exert the same force on a friend, but the friend is holding an 8.0 m long rope. How will this affect the rotational acceleration?

a. it will be quartered

b. halved

c. doubled

d. quadrupled

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