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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
teta=tan^-1(.3) teta=16.70 sine law: T/sin53=136.08/sin36.87 T=181 B:: teta=tan^-1(.4) teta=21.80is this right? T/sine36.87=90.72/sine53.13 T=68.04- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
last attempt to try .. hihi- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
for A: T-m1gsin53.13-μkm1gcos53.13=m1a m1g-T=m2a (T-1065.5)/136.08=a (1334.94-T)=90.72a T=1227.4 a=1.19 hehe! I am trying .. my memory is low :)- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
For B Fmax=0.4(90.72)cos36.78 Fmax=21.77 T=90.72sin36.87 T=1177.20 is this right?- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
for block A Fmax=0.30(136.08)cos53.13 Fmax=24.5 T=300(9,81)sin53.13 T=2354.4- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
for A: T1=136.08sin53.13/sin36.87 B: T2=90.72sin36.87/sin53.13 maybe il copy later I am weak .. grr! sorry sir thnx for intertaining- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
sory I am weak here in physics .. hihi! this? μm1g-T1=m1a1 m2gsin(teta)-T2=m2a2 so a=(g(μm1-m2))/m1+m2 last try .. hihihi sorry ..- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
i solve it again through dis solution.. so : T-m1gsin53.13-μkm1gcos53.13=m1a eq 1 T-505.44=90.72a eq2 T-m2gsin36.87-μkm2gcos36.87=m2a so T=577.27 a=-3.42for 2nd block: T-m2gsin36.87-μkm2gcos36.87=m2a eq 1 : T-505.50=90.72a T-m1gsin53.13=μkm1gcos53.13=m1a eq2 : T-1043.93=136.08a so...- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
i need to know if my formula is right or wrong? f wrong what part? or at beginning I am wrong ? what wod be the possible formula i used,,, thnx a lot- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
thnx .. block A = 136.08 kg B=90.72 kg i already draw the free body block A will fall and block be will go upward.. the motion going to left. what would be posible formula to use in this problem? are my solution right?- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
help me please ! I am confuse what would be the fomula i`l use- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Force on Blocks A and B
Homework Statement Homework Statement [/b] am i right? please help me .. thnx Homework Statement the blocks shown in the figure are connected by flexible, inextensible cords passing over frictionless pulleys. at A, the coefficient fiction is 0.30 while at B, it is 0.40. compute the...- apprentice213
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- Blocks Force Friction Friction force
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Calculating Friction Forces in a System of Blocks Connected by Cords
for A: Fmax=μk(m1)gcos53.13 54=μk(m1)gcos53.13 μk=0.03 T-300(9.81)sin53.13-μk(300)9.81cos53.13=(300)a eq(1) 200g-T=200a eq(2) subtitute (1) and (2) to find a a=-3.79 for block B: Fmax=μk(m2)gcos36.87 64=μk(m2)gcos36.87 μk=0.04 T-200(9.81)sin36.87-μk(200)9.81cos36.87=(200)a...- apprentice213
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Calculating Friction Forces in a System of Blocks Connected by Cords
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Calculating Friction Forces in a System of Blocks Connected by Cords
Homework Statement Homework Statement the blocks shown in the figure are connected by flexible, inextensible cords passing over frictionless pulleys. at A, the coefficient fiction is 0.30 while at B, it is 0.40. compute the magnitude and direction of the friction forces and each block...- apprentice213
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