The mass blocks m1 = m2 = 1kg are connected by a light rope passing through a poea. An outsoon F x 20N is applied to m2, at 30 degrees above the horizontal, which moves over the rough horizontal plane. Calculate the acceleration of the blques and the tensioning on the rope on each side of the pulley, if it has a radius of 0.05m and ineria of 0.025 kgm^2 with respect to its axis of rotation. Consider the coefficient of friction between m2 and the plane as uk = 0.4 2.- Los bloques de masas m, = m2 = 1 Kg están conectados por una cuerda ligera que pasa poruna polea. Se aplica una fuerza F = 20 Na m2, a 30° sobre la horizontal, quien se desplaza sobreel plano horizontal rugoso. Calcule la aceleración de los bloques y la tensión en la cuerda a cadalado de la polea, si esta tiene radio de 0.05 m e inercia de 0.025 kg m? respecto a su eje derotación. Considere el coeficiente de fricción entre m2 y el plano como u = 0.4m2

The mass blocks m1 = m2 = 1kg are connected by a light rope passing through a poea. An outsoon F x 20N is applied to m2, at 30 degrees above the horizontal, which moves over the rough horizontal plane. Calculate the acceleration of the blques and the tensioning on the rope on each side of the pulley, if it has a radius of 0.05m and ineria of 0.025 kgm^2 with respect to its axis of rotation. Consider the coefficient of friction between m2 and the plane as uk = 0.4

The mass blocks m1 = m2 = 1kg are connected by a light rope passing through a poea. An outsoon F x 20N is applied to m2, at 30 degrees above the horizontal, which moves over the rough horizontal plane. Calculate the acceleration of the blques and the tensioning on the rope on each side of the pulley, if it has a radius of 0.05m and ineria of 0.025 kgm^2 with respect to its axis of rotation. Consider the coefficient of friction between m2 and the plane as uk = 0.4

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