Block A and block B have mass of 50 kg and 200 kg respectively. They start from rest. The coefficient of friction between A and the inclined surface is u=0.2. while the pulley C is frictionless with negligible mass. If block B obsorved movinf down, compute the acceleration of A &B and tension force in the rope. 50 kg 200 k H

Block A and block B have mass of 50 kg and 200 kg respectively. They start from rest. The coefficient of friction between A and the inclined surface is u=0.2. while the pulley C is frictionless with negligible mass. If block B obsorved movinf down, compute the acceleration of A &B and tension force in the rope. 50 kg 200 k H

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