Two blocks are connected by a rope that hangs over an ideal massless and frictionless pulley as shown. At the initial time block 2 of mass 14 kg is moving down with a speed 1 m/s. If the mass of block 1 is 51 kg calculate the magnitude of the tension in the rope. 1 2.

Two blocks are connected by a rope that hangs over an ideal massless and frictionless pulley as shown. At the initial time block 2 of mass 14 kg is moving down with a speed 1 m/s. If the mass of block 1 is 51 kg calculate the magnitude of the tension in the rope. 1 2.

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Two blocks are connected by a rope that hangs over an ideal massless and frictionless pulley as shown. At the initial
time block 2 of mass 14 kg is moving down with a speed 1 m/s. If the mass of block 1 is 51 kg calculate the magnitude
of the tension in the rope.
1
2.

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