A block of mass MA = 40 kg is placed on a wedge and connected by a light string over a massless pulley to asecond block of mass MB = 10 kg as shown. There is no friction anywhere. Find the acceleration of the blockB and the tension in the string, T.(A) aB = 1.96 m/s? and T = 118 N(B) aB = 2.94 m/s? and T = 118 N(C) aB = 1.96 m/s² and T = 84.3 NB(D) aB = 2.94 m/s² and T = 84.3 N30°Two blocks connected by a light string and a massless, frictionlesspulley. There is no friction between block A and the surface of thewedge. Continuing with the previous problem, what is the speed of block A when it has slid down the incline 1.5 m?(A) VA = 2.42 m/s(B) VA = 2.71 m/s(C) VA = 3.50 m/s(D) VA = 4.30 m/s(E) VA = 5.42 m/s

Given data: The mass of block A is, MA=40 kg. The mass of block B is, MB=10 kg. The distance…

A block of mass MA = 40 kg is placed on a wedge and connected by a light string over a massless pulley to a second block of mass MB = 10 kg as shown. There is no friction anywhere. Find the acceleration of the block B and the tension in the string, T. (A) aB = 1.96 m/s? and T = 118 N (B) ag = 2.94 m/s? and T = 118 N (C) aB = 1.96 m/s? and T = 84.3 N (D) aB = 2.94 m/s? and T = 84.3 N 30° Two blocks connected by a light string and a massless, frictionless pulley. There is no friction between block A and the surface of the

A block of mass MA = 40 kg is placed on a wedge and connected by a light string over a massless pulley to a second block of mass MB = 10 kg as shown. There is no friction anywhere. Find the acceleration of the block B and the tension in the string, T. (A) aB = 1.96 m/s? and T = 118 N (B) ag = 2.94 m/s? and T = 118 N (C) aB = 1.96 m/s? and T = 84.3 N (D) aB = 2.94 m/s? and T = 84.3 N 30° Two blocks connected by a light string and a massless, frictionless pulley. There is no friction between block A and the surface of the

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