5.) Consider the diagram below. Assume the pulley is has no mass, system has no friction, and the tension in the rope is uniform throughout its length. Calculate: a.) The acceleration of the system. b.) The tension in the rope. the 90 g 110 g

5.) Consider the diagram below. Assume the pulley is has no mass, system has no friction, and the tension in the rope is uniform throughout its length. Calculate: a.) The acceleration of the system. b.) The tension in the rope. the 90 g 110 g

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5.) Consider the diagram below. Assume the pulley is has no mass, the
system has no friction, and the tension in the rope is uniform throughout
its length. Calculate:
a.) The acceleration of the system.
b.) The tension in the rope.
90 g
110 g

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