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    Friction problem -- 2 blocks and a rope on an inclined plane

    Why does it say 10N for answer then?
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    Friction problem -- 2 blocks and a rope on an inclined plane

    I don't think so... Fsf1=G1*μs=11.97N Friction is higher than tension force pulling left block so it shouldn't slip right ?
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    Friction problem -- 2 blocks and a rope on an inclined plane

    Well max friction should be Fsf2=G2y*μs=27N right ?
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    Friction problem -- 2 blocks and a rope on an inclined plane

    Sorry, can you give me more info :). I have no idea were to start really.
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    Friction problem -- 2 blocks and a rope on an inclined plane

    I think I may figured it out but I'm not 100% sure. So, if T=G2x-Fdf2 then T=11.08N. But it's not 10N like it says it should be. Also, should I use static friction or dynamic friction for calculating tension ?
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    Friction problem -- 2 blocks and a rope on an inclined plane

    Homework Statement So, these 2 blocks are connected by a rope. Aluminuim block is 2kg and copper is 6kg. They are kept in motionless state via some kind of mechanism on steel surface. θ is 30 degrees. I was given dynamic and static friction coefficient (Aluminium μs=0,61 i μd=0,47, Copper...
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    What is the energy of a toroidal solenoid with given dimensions and current?

    Homework Statement [/B] N=600 (number of loops) a1=200mm a2=240mm h=40mm δ=1,5mm or l0 S0=1,1*S (Cross sectional area) B0=1,2T I need to find energy of toroid and currect going through it. Solution: W=4,08J, I=6,44A 2. The attempt at a solution So far I managed to calculate S and S0...
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    When will a rope break on 2kg and 3kg objects under increasing force?

    In that case thanks for help. I guess there's just something wrong with the problem then.
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    When will a rope break on 2kg and 3kg objects under increasing force?

    There 2 forces and in the middle is tension force. Is there any way you can get 25s ?
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    When will a rope break on 2kg and 3kg objects under increasing force?

    I'll try to translate the problem one more time. Two objects (2kg and 3kg) are attached by a rope which can withstand maximum tension force of 350N. (I hope this part is clear) Forces are acting on objects and their intensity change with time F=kt, where k is constant (10 N/s). Calculate the...
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    When will a rope break on 2kg and 3kg objects under increasing force?

    Yes for both forces =kt. I have no idea really how to start. I know how to work out standard tension problems but this one is really difficult.
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    When will a rope break on 2kg and 3kg objects under increasing force?

    Middle one is Fz or tension force, left one is F1, right one is F2. In the middle there is an x sign which is just representing breaking I guess.
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    When will a rope break on 2kg and 3kg objects under increasing force?

    Homework Statement Two objects (2kg and 3kg) are attached by a rope which can withstand maximum tension force of 350N. Forces acting on objects change with time (F=k*t) where k=10N/s. After how many seconds will rope break. Solution is 25s. 3. Attempt at the solution: I have tried...