3. A van is pulling a trailer along a level road, as the figure below illustrates. The mass of the truck is m1 = 7420 kg and that of the trailer is m2 = 23480 kg. The two move along the x axis with an acceleration of ax = 0.86 m/s?. Ignoring the opposing forces of friction and air resistance, (a) draw the free-body diagrams from the nevt weel tended pot to detach the modul of both the trailer and truck (b) determine the tension T in the horizontal drawbar (with negligible mass) between the trailer and the truck and (b) the force R that propels the truck forward. m2 = 23 480 kg mị = 7 420 kg ä = 0.86 m/½2. Drawbar

3. A van is pulling a trailer along a level road, as the figure below illustrates. The mass of the truck is m1 = 7420 kg and that of the trailer is m2 = 23480 kg. The two move along the x axis with an acceleration of ax = 0.86 m/s?. Ignoring the opposing forces of friction and air resistance, (a) draw the free-body diagrams from the nevt weel tended pot to detach the modul of both the trailer and truck (b) determine the tension T in the horizontal drawbar (with negligible mass) between the trailer and the truck and (b) the force R that propels the truck forward. m2 = 23 480 kg mị = 7 420 kg ä = 0.86 m/½2. Drawbar

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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