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Velocity of
Three blocks are connected by two cords, and are arranged as shown above.
(The pulleys are frictionless Assuming that the blocks start at rest, find the
horizontal force P (see diagram) that is required in order that Block. A
16 ft/s (mag) after 2.5 s. Assume that
the tensions T, and T₂, in cords AB and BC. respectivelyso
Use the Principle of Impulse and Momentum. You will need to use Newton's
Second Law to first find the normal reaction on Block A. Hint: You
will need to apply PIM individually to each block.
VA
are constant.
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