A block of wood of mass 20 kg is supported as shown in the diagram. If the stringsuspending the 10 kg mass and connected to the 20 kg mass is light and inextensible andthe coefficient of friction, u between the mass and the plane is 0.3 neglecting friction inthe pulley(i) Compute the acceleration of the block.(ii) Determine the tension in the rope.20 kg10 kg30°

A block of wood of mass 20 kg is supported as shown in the diagram. If the string suspending the 10 kg mass and connected to the 20 kg mass is light and inextensible and the coefficient of friction, µ between the mass and the plane is 0.3 neglecting friction in the pulley (i) Compute the acceleration of the block. (ii) Determine the tension in the rope.

A block of wood of mass 20 kg is supported as shown in the diagram. If the string suspending the 10 kg mass and connected to the 20 kg mass is light and inextensible and the coefficient of friction, µ between the mass and the plane is 0.3 neglecting friction in the pulley (i) Compute the acceleration of the block. (ii) Determine the tension in the rope.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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