As shown, two blocks, resting on different inclines, are connected by an inelastic cable that passes over a frictionless pulley. Block A weighs 14.0 lb and block B weighs 34.0 lb . The incline angles are 01 = 20.0 degrees and 02 45.0 degrees , and the coefficient of kinetic %3D friction between the blocks and the inclines is = 0.300. When Uk the blocks are released B from rest, block B slides down its incline. 02 What is the magnitude of block A's velocity, after block B has slid 1.20 ft ? Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.

As shown, two blocks, resting on different inclines, are connected by an inelastic cable that passes over a frictionless pulley. Block A weighs 14.0 lb and block B weighs 34.0 lb . The incline angles are 01 = 20.0 degrees and 02 45.0 degrees , and the coefficient of kinetic %3D friction between the blocks and the inclines is = 0.300. When Uk the blocks are released B from rest, block B slides down its incline. 02 What is the magnitude of block A's velocity, after block B has slid 1.20 ft ? Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.

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