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Find The acceleration (Newton's Laws of Motion problem).
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Find The acceleration (Newton's Laws of Motion problem).
Here is my attempt:ƩF (for the block B) equals Fb - m2g = m2a ==> Fb = m2(a+g) ==> 40 = 4(a+9.8) ==> a=0.2 m/s2. So, it closest to zero ( if i substitute g with value 10, a will be 0 ). Is that correct ? or i should use the simple equation a = F/m ?- All Pow3r
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Find The acceleration (Newton's Laws of Motion problem).
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Find The acceleration (Newton's Laws of Motion problem).
sorry, i just put my attempt!- All Pow3r
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Find The acceleration (Newton's Laws of Motion problem).
Homework Statement Fig. 4.3 A 5.0-kg block and a 4.0-kg block are connected by a 0.6-kg rod. The links between the blocks and the rod are denoted by A and B. A force F is applied to the upper block.In Fig. 4.3, the force in link B is 40 N. The acceleration of the blocks and rod assembly...- All Pow3r
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