Analyze the following Physical system consisting of three pulleys and two masses attached to different strings. For the previous physical system obtain the next: a. Free body diagrams of all the masses. b. Apply the first condition of equilibrium for the case of pulley and write the relationship between the tensions of the strings. c. A single equation that relates the main tensions T1 and T2 and an equation about the accelerations of the objects. d. Diagrams of free body for each of the masses, indicating the motion direction of the blocks. e. Apply the second law of Newton and write the corresponding equations for each mass. Consider that the forces can be considered positive favoring of the motion. Pully A T4 T1 T1 T₁ Pully C T3 M1 T3 Pully T2 M2 Consider that the mass values are M1-M2-8 kg, and tha pulleys are lightweight. 田

Analyze the following Physical system consisting of three pulleys and two masses attached to different strings. For the previous physical system obtain the next: a. Free body diagrams of all the masses. b. Apply the first condition of equilibrium for the case of pulley and write the relationship between the tensions of the strings. c. A single equation that relates the main tensions T1 and T2 and an equation about the accelerations of the objects. d. Diagrams of free body for each of the masses, indicating the motion direction of the blocks. e. Apply the second law of Newton and write the corresponding equations for each mass. Consider that the forces can be considered positive favoring of the motion. Pully A T4 T1 T1 T₁ Pully C T3 M1 T3 Pully T2 M2 Consider that the mass values are M1-M2-8 kg, and tha pulleys are lightweight. 田

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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