Figure 1 shows a pulley system that consists of three blocks of A, B and C. Block B starts from rest, whilst block A moves upward with a constant acceleration, and slider block C moves to the right with a constant acceleration of 60 mm/s?. Block B and C moves with a velocity of 360 mm/s downward and 160 mm/s to the right, respectively, a) Determine the accelerations of block A and block B at t=4 s? b) Determine the initial velocities of block A and block C at t 4 s? c) Compute the distance of slider block C moves after t=5 s? B

Figure 1 shows a pulley system that consists of three blocks of A, B and C. Block B starts from rest, whilst block A moves upward with a constant acceleration, and slider block C moves to the right with a constant acceleration of 60 mm/s?. Block B and C moves with a velocity of 360 mm/s downward and 160 mm/s to the right, respectively, a) Determine the accelerations of block A and block B at t=4 s? b) Determine the initial velocities of block A and block C at t 4 s? c) Compute the distance of slider block C moves after t=5 s? B

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