1.96 kg lies on top of a cart. The top of the cart is an inclined plane which forms the19.4 degrees with respect to the horizontal. The mass is connected via a massless string to awall (this string also forms the same angle a with respect to the horizontal, see figure). A second masslessstring is attached to the cart and pulls the cart in the horizontal direction. Neglect the friction between theQ3) A mass m =angle a =cart and the floor.T1mT2a) In this part neglect all friction. Assuming that the cart and the mass are not moving, what isthe tension T1 on the first string?b) In this part neglect all friction. Assuming that the cart and the mass are not moving, what isthe tension T2 on the second string?c) Assume that the coefficient of static friction between the block and the cart is u, = 0.690.Neglect all other friction forces.What is the maximal tension T2 that can be applied just before the cart starts to move ?

Drawing the free body diagram of the system, (a) Consider the block, Balancing forces inclined to…

Q3) A mass m = 1.96 kg lies on top of a cart. The top of the cart is an inclined plane which forms the angle a = 19.4 degrees with respect to the horizontal. The mass is connected via a massless string to a wall (this string also forms the same angle a with respect to the horizontal, see figure). A second massless string is attached to the cart and pulls the cart in the horizontal direction. Neglect the friction between the cart and the floor.

Q3) A mass m = 1.96 kg lies on top of a cart. The top of the cart is an inclined plane which forms the angle a = 19.4 degrees with respect to the horizontal. The mass is connected via a massless string to a wall (this string also forms the same angle a with respect to the horizontal, see figure). A second massless string is attached to the cart and pulls the cart in the horizontal direction. Neglect the friction between the cart and the floor.

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