3G% 10تحديد نص>ProblemsFor problems marked *, refer to page 520 for a hint, clue, or answer.2.1 Time-dependent force*A 5-kg mass moves under the influence of a force F =where t is the time in seconds (1 N = 1 newton). It starts at restfrom the origin at t = 0. Find: (a) its velocity; (b) its position; and(c) rx v, for any later time.(4i-3tî) N,Two blocks and string*The two blocks M1 and M2 shown in the sketch are connected bya string of negligible mass. If the system is released from rest, findhow far block M1 slides in time t. Neglect friction.2.22.3Two blocks on tableTwo blocks m and m2 are in contact on a horizontal table. A hor-izontal force is applied to one of the blocks, as shown in the draw-ing. If m = 2 kg, m2 = 1 kg, and F = 3 N, find the force of contactbetween the two blocks.2.4 Circling particle and forceTwo particles of mass m and M undergo uniform circular motionabout each other at a separation R under the influence of an attrac-tive constant force F. The angular velocity is w radians per second.Show that R (F]w?)(1/m+ 1/M).2.5Concrete mixer*In a concrete mixer, cement, gravel, and water are mixed by tum-bling action in a slowly rotating drum. If the drum spins too fastthe ingredients stick to the drum wall instead of mixing.Assume that the drum of a mixer has radius R = 0.5 m and thatit is mounted with its axle horizontal. What is the fastest the drumcan rotate without the ingredients sticking to the wall all the time?Assume g = 9.8 m/s?.->

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2.1 Time-dependent force* A 5-kg mass moves under the influence of a force F = (4r²î–3tj) N, where t is the time in seconds (1 N = 1 newton). It starts at rest from the origin at t = 0. Find: (a) its velocity; (b) its position; and (c) rx v, for any later time. %3D

2.1 Time-dependent force* A 5-kg mass moves under the influence of a force F = (4r²î–3tj) N, where t is the time in seconds (1 N = 1 newton). It starts at rest from the origin at t = 0. Find: (a) its velocity; (b) its position; and (c) rx v, for any later time. %3D

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