2. In the figure, mass of the pulley (M) is 10 kg, other two masses are M1 = M2 = 20 kg, and the radius of the pulley is (R) = 50 cm.The pulley is a disc. Take both coefficients of frictions (µ2) = and (41) = 0. Angles are (01) = 60°and (02) = 45°. Find the acceleration of the system. The %3D system starts from rest. Pulley (M) R M2 0,

2. In the figure, mass of the pulley (M) is 10 kg, other two masses are M1 = M2 = 20 kg, and the radius of the pulley is (R) = 50 cm.The pulley is a disc. Take both coefficients of frictions (µ2) = and (41) = 0. Angles are (01) = 60°and (02) = 45°. Find the acceleration of the system. The %3D system starts from rest. Pulley (M) R M2 0,

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