Two blocks, M = 12.0O kg and m = 5.54 kg, are connected via a massless rope. They are being pushed up a frictionless hill, with a slope of 15.5°, with a constant force in the direction of the incline, such that there is a total acceleration of 2.48 m/s² for the system. M What is the tension in the rope? Number N What is the magnitude of the force on block M? Number N

Two blocks, M = 12.0O kg and m = 5.54 kg, are connected via a massless rope. They are being pushed up a frictionless hill, with a slope of 15.5°, with a constant force in the direction of the incline, such that there is a total acceleration of 2.48 m/s² for the system. M What is the tension in the rope? Number N What is the magnitude of the force on block M? Number N

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Chapter4: The Laws Of Motion

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Problem 34P: Two blocks, each of mass m, are hung from the ceiling of an elevator as in Figure P4.33. The...

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