d)Find the tensions (T1 and T2) of the rope. 3.Box 1 and Box 2 have masses 24 kg and 50kg respectively are connected by a massless rope thatpasses over a frictionless pulley. The pulley is 50cm in diameter and has moment of inertia 0.080 kgm². The two boxes are released from rest and thepulley turns without the rope slipping. Thecoefficient of kinetic friction between Box 1 and thesurface of the incline is 0.15. [Answer in 3significant figures]30°T₁42T₂a)When the pulley has rotated 40 rad, what is the speed of Box 2? [Hint: How far theBox has moved and use energy approach.]?

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Find the tensions (T1 and T2) of the rope.

3.
Box 1 and Box 2 have masses 24 kg and 50
kg respectively are connected by a massless rope that
passes over a frictionless pulley. The pulley is 50
cm in diameter and has moment of inertia 0.080 kg
m². The two boxes are released from rest and the
pulley turns without the rope slipping. The
coefficient of kinetic friction between Box 1 and the
surface of the incline is 0.15. [Answer in 3
significant figures]
30°
T₁
4
2
T₂
a)
When the pulley has rotated 40 rad, what is the speed of Box 2? [Hint: How far the
Box has moved and use energy approach.]?

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