Let a = 1 A force of P = 200N is applied to block A and causes block A to accelerate tothe right on a rough surface as shown in Figure Q2(a). Knowing that the massfor block A is (6 + a) kg, where a denotes the last digit of your student ID andthe mass for block B is 6 kg. Appendix A shows the examples of identifying thevalue using student ID. The coefficient of kinetic friction between block A andthe surface is 0.15. Pulleys are massless and smooth.Q2.(a)(i)With suitable diagram(s), determine the accelerations of block A and B.(ii)Determine the tension in the cable attached to block A.(iii) Explain with calculations on the possible way(s) to reduce theacceleration of block B.A30°(6 + a) kg6 kgBFigure Q2(a)(b)"Newton's second law states that the product of mass and acceleration is equalto force". Do you agree with the statement? Explain with reasoning.

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Q2. (a) A force of P = 200 N is applied to block A and causes block A to accelerate to the right on a rough surface as shown in Figure Q2(a). Knowing that the mass for block A is (6 + a) kg, where a denotes the last digit of your student ID and the mass for block B is 6 kg. Appendix A shows the examples of identifying the value using student ID. The coefficient of kinetic friction between block A and the surface is 0.15. Pulleys are massless and smooth. (i) With suitable diagram(s), determine the accelerations of block A and B. (ii) (iii) B Determine the tension in the cable attached to block 4. Explain with calculations on the possible way(s) to reduce the acceleration of block B. 6 kg A (6+a) kg 30°

Q2. (a) A force of P = 200 N is applied to block A and causes block A to accelerate to the right on a rough surface as shown in Figure Q2(a). Knowing that the mass for block A is (6 + a) kg, where a denotes the last digit of your student ID and the mass for block B is 6 kg. Appendix A shows the examples of identifying the value using student ID. The coefficient of kinetic friction between block A and the surface is 0.15. Pulleys are massless and smooth. (i) With suitable diagram(s), determine the accelerations of block A and B. (ii) (iii) B Determine the tension in the cable attached to block 4. Explain with calculations on the possible way(s) to reduce the acceleration of block B. 6 kg A (6+a) kg 30°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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