PROBLEMS 1 - The system of two blocks , cable and fixed pulley is initially at rest Determine the horizontal force ( P ) necessary to cause motion , then determine the corresponding tension (T) in the cable . P H=0.5 5 N 10 N A= 0.6

PROBLEMS 1 - The system of two blocks , cable and fixed pulley is initially at rest Determine the horizontal force ( P ) necessary to cause motion , then determine the corresponding tension (T) in the cable . P H=0.5 5 N 10 N A= 0.6

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1 - The system of two blocks , cable and
fixed pulley is initially at rest
Determine the horizontal force ( P )
necessary to cause motion , then
determine the corresponding tension
(T) in the cable .
P H=0.5
5 N
10 N
A= 0.6

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