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The discussion revolves around a multi-part assignment involving forces and free body diagrams in a physics context. The original poster expresses difficulty with several questions, having only completed the first one, and seeks assistance to understand the material better.

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  • Exploratory, Assumption checking, Problem interpretation

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  • The original poster describes their attempts to set up free body diagrams for two masses, detailing the forces acting on each mass. They express uncertainty about the next steps after establishing the equations of motion.

Discussion Status

Some participants emphasize the importance of showing attempts before receiving help, while one participant suggests a next step of summing forces for the second object to find tension. The discussion is ongoing, with various interpretations of the problem being explored.

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The original poster has not completed questions 2-7 and is under a deadline, which adds urgency to their request for help.

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I need a lot of help. :(

My assignment is attached. 7 Questions. I got number one, that's it. It's due on Friday.


Please someone help me with this. I need to understand it.

Help me out in part is fine. I don't have questions 2-7 done.


Thanks
 

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As per PF guidelines, you must show your attempt at the solutions before we can provide you with any help.

Jared
 


jarednjames said:
As per PF guidelines, you must show your attempt at the solutions before we can provide you with any help.

Jared

Fair enough.

OK for 7.

I set up free body diagrams.

FBD of mass 1 has
- force of friction = 9.8 N pulling it left
- Normal force upwards
- Fg downwards
- tension pulling it right

FBD of mass 2
- friction directed upwards at 35 degrees
- tension also directed upwards at 35 degrees
- Fg perpendicular to the surface (not perpendicular to the slope)
- normal force perpendicular to slope

X Direction for mass 1
Ftension-Ffriction=ma
Ft=9.8+ma

y Direction for mass 1
Fnormal-Fgravity=0
therefore Fn=Fg


Now I don't know what to do
 


Try to now sum the forces for the other object so that you can find the tension.
 

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