he distance y = 2.6 m. Find the upward velocity of A if the downward velocity of B is 2.2 m/s. Neglect the diameters of the pulleys. art 1 A A 13 m The motions of A and B are constrained because they are connected by a rope of constant length. The length of the rope depends on the distances SA and y which change. Write an expression for the length L of the rope in terms of the variable distances SA and y and the fixed distance 13 m. If the distance SA = 2.6 m and y = 2.6 m, how long is the rope that connects moving point A to fixed point C? Answer: L = i B 13 m B m C

he distance y = 2.6 m. Find the upward velocity of A if the downward velocity of B is 2.2 m/s. Neglect the diameters of the pulleys. art 1 A A 13 m The motions of A and B are constrained because they are connected by a rope of constant length. The length of the rope depends on the distances SA and y which change. Write an expression for the length L of the rope in terms of the variable distances SA and y and the fixed distance 13 m. If the distance SA = 2.6 m and y = 2.6 m, how long is the rope that connects moving point A to fixed point C? Answer: L = i B 13 m B m C

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Chapter5: More Applications Of Newton’s Laws

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