On a rough inclined plane (inclination angle a, kinetic friction constant u), a block (mass m1) is moving which is connected by a rope with a body of mass m2. Pulley and rope are regarded as massless. a) Determine the accelerations when m1 slides upwards and downwards, respectively. þ)Calculate the tension in the rope?

On a rough inclined plane (inclination angle a, kinetic friction constant u), a block (mass m1) is moving which is connected by a rope with a body of mass m2. Pulley and rope are regarded as massless. a) Determine the accelerations when m1 slides upwards and downwards, respectively. þ)Calculate the tension in the rope?

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