Problem: A brick with mass m₁ = 10kg is placed on an inclined plane with slope angle 0=30 andis connected to a second hanging brick with mass m₂ = 22kg by a cord passing over a small,frictionless pulley. The surface is frictionless on the inclined plane. Assume that the hangingbrick m₂ causes the acceleration of the system which in turn moves the other brick up theinclined plane.What is the resulting acceleration and tension based on the problem above?O a = 5.21 m/s²; T = 101.2 Na = 3.02 m/s2; T = 104.7 Na = 4.23 m/s²; T = 123.5 NO a 8.21 m/s²; T = 134.3 NC

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Problem: A brick with mass m₁ = 10kg is placed on an inclined plane with slope angle 0=30 and is connected to a second hanging brick with mass m2 = 22kg by a cord passing over a small, frictionless pulley. The surface is frictionless on the inclined plane. Assume that the hanging brick m2 causes the acceleration of the system which in turn moves the other brick up the inclined plane. What is the resulting acceleration and tension based on the problem above? O a = 5.21 m/s2; T = 101.2 N O a = 3.02 m/s²; T = 104.7 N O a = 4.23 m/s2; T = 123.5 N O a = 8.21 m/s²; T = 134.3 N

Problem: A brick with mass m₁ = 10kg is placed on an inclined plane with slope angle 0=30 and is connected to a second hanging brick with mass m2 = 22kg by a cord passing over a small, frictionless pulley. The surface is frictionless on the inclined plane. Assume that the hanging brick m2 causes the acceleration of the system which in turn moves the other brick up the inclined plane. What is the resulting acceleration and tension based on the problem above? O a = 5.21 m/s2; T = 101.2 N O a = 3.02 m/s²; T = 104.7 N O a = 4.23 m/s2; T = 123.5 N O a = 8.21 m/s²; T = 134.3 N

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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