e) A crate being pushed and pulled by the forces while moving to theright with acceleration a on a surface as in the figure below (frictionpresent)f) A pulley system as we have seen in the class demo. Assume that theforce F is able to lift the mass at a constant rate.2. Write Newton's 2nd law for both x and y axes for the case e) and for themass of case f) of problem 1.;

The crate has two forces acting on it, of the same magnitude F, but one at an angle ϕ to the…

e) A crate being pushed and pulled by the forces while moving to the right with acceleration a on a surface as in the figure below (friction present) C A F F A nulley system as we have seen in the clase demo Assume that the

e) A crate being pushed and pulled by the forces while moving to the right with acceleration a on a surface as in the figure below (friction present) C A F F A nulley system as we have seen in the clase demo Assume that the

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e) A crate being pushed and pulled by the forces while moving to the
right with acceleration a on a surface as in the figure below (friction
present)
f) A pulley system as we have seen in the class demo. Assume that the
force F is able to lift the mass at a constant rate.
2. Write Newton's 2nd law for both x and y axes for the case e) and for the
mass of case f) of problem 1.;

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