### Problem 1The two blocks are initially at rest. The pulleys are smooth. The coefficient of friction between block A and the incline are \(\mu_S = 0.35\) and \(\mu_K = 0.32\). The mass of the blocks are \(m_A = 50 \text{ kg}\) and \(m_B = 80 \text{ kg}\), and the angle of the slope \(\alpha = 35\) degrees.**Diagram Explanation:**- The image shows a ramp inclined at an angle \(\alpha\). - Block A is placed on the incline.- A pulley system is seen at the top end of the incline.- Block B is hanging vertically, connected to Block A via the pulley and a string.**Tasks:**1. **Find the relation between the acceleration of block A and block B.**2. **Create free body diagrams (FBD) and kinetic diagrams of both blocks.**3. **Solve for both accelerations, and determine the direction of the motion.**4. **Find the tension in the cable.**These steps will help you understand the physics underlying the system, including forces, motion, and the effect of friction on the two blocks.### Suggested Approach:1. **Relating Accelerations:** - Use kinematic relationships and constraints for the pulley system to relate the acceleration of block A (\(a_A\)) and block B (\(a_B\)).2. **Free Body Diagrams:** - For Block A: - Identify forces: gravitational force, normal force, frictional force, and tension. - For Block B: - Identify forces: gravitational force, and tension.3. **Solve for Accelerations:** - Apply Newton’s second law (\(F = ma\)) to each block. - Incorporate friction into the equations where necessary. - Solve the system of equations to find the accelerations of both blocks.4. **Finding Tension:** - Once accelerations are known, use either block’s free body diagram to solve for the tension in the cable.Exploring these problems not only aids in understanding the concept of friction and inclined planes but also enhances problem-solving skills in physics by integrating multiple concepts.

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Problem 1 The 2 blocks are originally at rest. The pulleys are smooth. The coefficient of friction between the block A and the incline are us = 0.35 and uK = 0.32. The mass of the blocks are ma = 50kg and MB = 80kg and the angle of the slope a = 35 degrees.

Problem 1 The 2 blocks are originally at rest. The pulleys are smooth. The coefficient of friction between the block A and the incline are us = 0.35 and uK = 0.32. The mass of the blocks are ma = 50kg and MB = 80kg and the angle of the slope a = 35 degrees.

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