* 39 Two blocks connected by a string are on a horizontal frictionless surface. The blocks are connected to a hanging weight by means of a string that passes over a pulley (Fig. 4-44). (a) Find the tension T in the string connecting the two blocks on the horizontal surface. (b) How much time is required for the hanging weight to fall 10.0 cm if it starts from rest? 2,00 kg T 3.00 kg Frictionless Fig. 4-44 Con ford seat ** 43 A b 2.00 the (a) C h 2 is (b) C (t 10 (c) No tha cel upp 5.00 kg

* 39 Two blocks connected by a string are on a horizontal frictionless surface. The blocks are connected to a hanging weight by means of a string that passes over a pulley (Fig. 4-44). (a) Find the tension T in the string connecting the two blocks on the horizontal surface. (b) How much time is required for the hanging weight to fall 10.0 cm if it starts from rest? 2,00 kg T 3.00 kg Frictionless Fig. 4-44 Con ford seat ** 43 A b 2.00 the (a) C h 2 is (b) C (t 10 (c) No tha cel upp 5.00 kg

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

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Chapter5: The Laws Of Motion

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