Please answer completely with detailed answers and read the instructions carefully. Thank you so much! ImJ303d=15F=50Nmgfrom ΣF = mam = 3 kgd=1mM₁ = 0.1kINSTRUCTIONS: Solve using Newton's Law.FESONfind the acceleration, afind the final velocity, V₁Create a 'free body diagrams' completely.Show all equations obtained from the free body diagrams.Show all solutions completely.From[v+²=v₁² + 2ad]Blag=F=maa = ?= Im²-√₂²+zadEFx =maxyEFj = may

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Chapter6: Some Methods In The Calculus Of Variations

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30
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d=15
F=50N
mg
from ΣF = ma
m = 3 kg
d=1m
M₁ = 0.1
k
INSTRUCTIONS: Solve using Newton's Law.
FESON
find the acceleration, a
find the final velocity, V₁
Create a 'free body diagrams' completely.
Show all equations obtained from the free body diagrams.
Show all solutions completely.
From
[v+²=v₁² + 2ad]
Blag
=F=ma
a = ?
= Im
²-√₂²+zad
EFx =maxy
EFj = may

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