426. A 20-1lb block B is suspended from a 5-ft cord attached to a 50-lb cart A hich can move freely down the incline. Determine for the instant the system is peleased from rest (a) the acceleration of the cart, (b) the acceleration of the block, 50 lb (c) the tension in the cord. 12 7* A car climbs the hill AB at a constant speed as shown. If the driver does not change the throttle setting or shift gears, determine the magnitude of the acceleration of the car immediately after entering (a) the level section BC, (b) the downhill sec- 20 lb tion CD.

426. A 20-1lb block B is suspended from a 5-ft cord attached to a 50-lb cart A hich can move freely down the incline. Determine for the instant the system is peleased from rest (a) the acceleration of the cart, (b) the acceleration of the block, 50 lb (c) the tension in the cord. 12 7* A car climbs the hill AB at a constant speed as shown. If the driver does not change the throttle setting or shift gears, determine the magnitude of the acceleration of the car immediately after entering (a) the level section BC, (b) the downhill sec- 20 lb tion CD.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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