M₁ M₂ See the figure. Two blocks are connected by a string, which passes over a light pulley. Block B₁ slides without friction on the ramp. For the data given below, calculate the magnitude of acceleration for either block. (in m/s^2) DATA: m₁ = 2.0 kg; m2 = 4.9 kg; angle of the ramp = 30 degrees; A: 8.651x10-1OB: 1.254 OC: 1.819 OD: 2.637 OE: 3.824 OF: 5.545 OG: 8.040 OH: 1.166x10¹

M₁ M₂ See the figure. Two blocks are connected by a string, which passes over a light pulley. Block B₁ slides without friction on the ramp. For the data given below, calculate the magnitude of acceleration for either block. (in m/s^2) DATA: m₁ = 2.0 kg; m2 = 4.9 kg; angle of the ramp = 30 degrees; A: 8.651x10-1OB: 1.254 OC: 1.819 OD: 2.637 OE: 3.824 OF: 5.545 OG: 8.040 OH: 1.166x10¹

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m₂
See the figure. Two blocks are connected by a
string, which passes over a light pulley. Block B₁
slides without friction on the ramp. For the data
given below, calculate the magnitude of
acceleration for either block.
(in m/s^2)
DATA: m₁ = 2.0 kg;
angle of the ramp = 30 degrees;
m2 = 4.9 kg;
A: 8.651x10-1 OB: 1.254 OC: 1.819 OD: 2.637 OE: 3.824 OF: 5.545 OG: 8.040 OH: 1.166x10¹

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