The 40kg and 30kg blocks are attached as shown in the figure below. The length of the rope is constant with the value: rope length = x2 + (x2-c) + x₁ +2*(half of circumference pulley) Assuming no friction, and neglecting the weights of the pully and cord, determine the tension of the rope at T2 T₁ T₂ 40 kg T₁ T₁ x₁ 30 kg

The 40kg and 30kg blocks are attached as shown in the figure below. The length of the rope is constant with the value: rope length = x2 + (x2-c) + x₁ +2*(half of circumference pulley) Assuming no friction, and neglecting the weights of the pully and cord, determine the tension of the rope at T2 T₁ T₂ 40 kg T₁ T₁ x₁ 30 kg

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