Consider an Atwood machine with m= 2.0kg and M= 12.0kg, and the pulley's mass is negligible. M 3) Calculate the acceleration of the system. Your answer 4) Calculate the magnitude of the Tension on the rope. " Your answer Consider the SAME masses from the previous scenario on a pulley system on an incline plane. The angle of inclination is 40*. M m

Consider an Atwood machine with m= 2.0kg and M= 12.0kg, and the pulley's mass is negligible. M 3) Calculate the acceleration of the system. Your answer 4) Calculate the magnitude of the Tension on the rope. " Your answer Consider the SAME masses from the previous scenario on a pulley system on an incline plane. The angle of inclination is 40*. M m

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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