Q1/ Two blocks A and B are connected asshown in the figure. The coeffecient offriction between Block A and inclinedsurface are 0.22. Compute:1) acceleration of block A2) acceleration of block B3) the tension force of the cord90 kg160 kgnote: neglect masses of pulleysQ2/A cylinder C (mass=3 kg) move along horizontalsurface with frietion factor of ( u =0.1). Thecylinder has a pin P. This pin moves in slot of armwhich rotate in vertical plane at a rate(ė =0.6 rad/sec).è = 0.6Compute the force exerted by the arm on thepin at the position (0 = 60 ).rad/secP0.5 m

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Q1/ Two blocks A and B are connected as shown in the figure. The coeffecient of friction between Block A and inclined surface are 0.22. Compute: 1) acceleration of block A 2) acceleration of block B 3) the tension force of the cord 90 kg 160 kg note: neglect masses of pulleys 30

Q1/ Two blocks A and B are connected as shown in the figure. The coeffecient of friction between Block A and inclined surface are 0.22. Compute: 1) acceleration of block A 2) acceleration of block B 3) the tension force of the cord 90 kg 160 kg note: neglect masses of pulleys 30

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