Instead of using the system shown in Figure 3.2.6a to raise the mass m2, an engineer proposes to use two simple machines, the pulley and the inclined plane, to reduce the weight required to lift m2. The proposed design is shown in Figure P3.12. The pulley inertias are negligible. The available horizontal space limits the angle of the inclined plane to no less than 30°. a. Suppose that the friction between the plane and the mass m2 is negligible. Determine the smallest value m1 can have to lift m2. Your answer should be a function of m2 and 0. m₂ m₂8 (b) T₁ m₁ mig x

Instead of using the system shown in Figure 3.2.6a to raise the mass m2, an engineer proposes to use two simple machines, the pulley and the inclined plane, to reduce the weight required to lift m2. The proposed design is shown in Figure P3.12. The pulley inertias are negligible. The available horizontal space limits the angle of the inclined plane to no less than 30°. a. Suppose that the friction between the plane and the mass m2 is negligible. Determine the smallest value m1 can have to lift m2. Your answer should be a function of m2 and 0. m₂ m₂8 (b) T₁ m₁ mig x

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Instead of using the system shown in Figure 3.2.6a to raise the mass m2, an engineer
proposes to use two simple machines, the pulley and the inclined plane, to reduce
the weight required to lift m2. The proposed design is shown in Figure P3.12. The
pulley inertias are negligible. The available horizontal space limits the angle of the
inclined plane to no less than 30°. a. Suppose that the friction between the plane
and the mass m2 is negligible. Determine the smallest value m1 can have to lift m2.
Your answer should be a function of m2 and 0.
m₂
m28
(b)
T₁
m₁
mig

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