A (6 kg) block rests on a smooth table. It is connected by a string of negligible mass to a (2 kg) block hanging over the end of the table, as shown in figure below. Find: (&) The acceleration of each block? Answer : (a=2.45 m/s*) (b) The tension in the connecting string? Answer: (T=147N) (@) The position of mass A at (0.400 s)? Answer: (y=-0.196 m) (d) The velocity of mass A at (0.400 s)? Answer : (v=-0.980 m/s ) Problem 1.36Combined motion of a block moving on a smoothhorizontal surface and a mass falling verticallyA (6 kg) block rests on a smooth table. It is connected bya string of negligible mass to a (2 kg) block hanging over theend of the table, as shown in figure below. Find:(a) The acceleration of each block?Answer : (a = 2.45 m/s* )(b) The tension in the connecting string?Answer : (T = 14.7 N)(e) The position of mass A at (0.400 s)?Answer : (y = - 0.196 m )(d) The velocity of mass A at (0.400 s)?Answer : (v = - 0.980 m/s )me- 6 kgMA-2 kg

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(6 kg) block rests on a smooth table. It is connected by a string of negligible mass to a (2 kg) block hanging over the end of the table, as shown in figure below. Find: (&) The acceleration of each block? Answer : (a=2.45 m/s*) (b) The tension in the connecting string? Answer: (T=147N) (@) The position of mass A at (0.400 s)? Answer: (y=-0.196 m) (d) The velocity of mass A at (0.400 s)? Answer : (v=-0.980 m/s )

(6 kg) block rests on a smooth table. It is connected by a string of negligible mass to a (2 kg) block hanging over the end of the table, as shown in figure below. Find: (&) The acceleration of each block? Answer : (a=2.45 m/s*) (b) The tension in the connecting string? Answer: (T=147N) (@) The position of mass A at (0.400 s)? Answer: (y=-0.196 m) (d) The velocity of mass A at (0.400 s)? Answer : (v=-0.980 m/s )

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