Pulley Problema. Calculate the acceleration of the masses m, and m2 that both sit on inclines with angles0, and 02. They also have frictional coefficients, µi and µ2.b. What will happen to the acceleration when 01 = 0° and 02 = 90°?c. What will happen to the acceleration when 01 = 90° and 02 = 90°?accelerationm1m202

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Pulley Problem a. Calculate the acceleration of the masses m1 and m2 that both sit on inclines with angles O1 and 02. They also have frictional coefficients, µi and p2. b. What will happen to the acceleration when 01 = 0° and 02 = 90°? c. What will happen to the acceleration when 01 = 90° and 02 = 90°?

Pulley Problem a. Calculate the acceleration of the masses m1 and m2 that both sit on inclines with angles O1 and 02. They also have frictional coefficients, µi and p2. b. What will happen to the acceleration when 01 = 0° and 02 = 90°? c. What will happen to the acceleration when 01 = 90° and 02 = 90°?

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