An object of mass m1=2kg is on a ramp of incline angle0=30 degrees and is attached via a rope to hanging mass of mass m2=10 kg. The inclined surface is frictionless, but the vertical face has coefficients of friction given by us=0.7 and µk=0.2. m₂ Frictionless Show Transcribed Text Ć Friction m₂ 162 Attached to m1 is a massless rocket, which exhausts its fuel in the direction seen in the figure (this direction is parallel to the ramp). F'a is an applied horizontal force on m2. Its magnitude is Fa=200 N, and m1 accelerates leftward with a magnitude of a0=3 m/s^2. (a) Draw the freebody diagrams for m1 and m2. (b) What's the magnitude of the force due to the rocket?

An object of mass m1=2kg is on a ramp of incline angle0=30 degrees and is attached via a rope to hanging mass of mass m2=10 kg. The inclined surface is frictionless, but the vertical face has coefficients of friction given by us=0.7 and µk=0.2. m₂ Frictionless Show Transcribed Text Ć Friction m₂ 162 Attached to m1 is a massless rocket, which exhausts its fuel in the direction seen in the figure (this direction is parallel to the ramp). F'a is an applied horizontal force on m2. Its magnitude is Fa=200 N, and m1 accelerates leftward with a magnitude of a0=3 m/s^2. (a) Draw the freebody diagrams for m1 and m2. (b) What's the magnitude of the force due to the rocket?

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An object of mass m1=2kg is on a ramp of incline angle0=30
degrees and is attached via a rope to hanging mass of mass
m2=10 kg. The inclined surface is frictionless, but the vertical face
has coefficients of friction given by us=0.7 and uk=0.2.
m₂
Frictionless
Show Transcribed Text
Friction.
m2
15
Attached to m1 is a massless rocket, which exhausts its fuel in the
direction seen in the figure (this direction is parallel to the ramp).
F'a is an applied horizontal force on m2. Its magnitude is Fa=200
N, and m1 accelerates leftward with a magnitude of a0=3 m/s^2.
(a) Draw the freebody diagrams for m1 and m2.
(b) What's the magnitude of the force due to the rocket?

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