In the diagram, all masses and angle are given. The pulleys and the string are ideal. The tension of the top string is T₁ andthe tension of the bottom string is T₂. Frictional forces are negligible.m₁T₁a1 = a₂ cosa1 =a1 =Part1: What is the correct relationship between the magnitudes of the accelerations of blocks 1 and 2?a1 = a2 sin ea2sin 0a2cosm₂None of the Abovee1₂m3Part2:What is the correct FBD for block m₂?Calculator OPart3:Under what conditions would the system be in equilibrium?Om₁ = m₂ m3m₁ = m₂ + m3m₁ = m₂ sine m3m₁ = m₂ sine + m3m₁ = m₂ cose - m3m₁ = m₂ cose + m3Submit You have used 0 of 4 attempts< PreviousNext >SaveCalculator

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In the diagram, all masses and angle are given. The pulleys and the string are ideal. The tension of the top string is T₁ and the tension of the bottom string is T₂. Frictional forces are negligible. Part1: What is the correct relationship between the magnitudes of the accelerations of blocks 1 and 2? a₁ = a₂ sin O a₁ = ₂ cos a1 = 0₂ sin @ 0₂ cos 1132 None of the Above

In the diagram, all masses and angle are given. The pulleys and the string are ideal. The tension of the top string is T₁ and the tension of the bottom string is T₂. Frictional forces are negligible. Part1: What is the correct relationship between the magnitudes of the accelerations of blocks 1 and 2? a₁ = a₂ sin O a₁ = ₂ cos a1 = 0₂ sin @ 0₂ cos 1132 None of the Above

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