Q2 A block, A, of mass m is on a horizontal plane (see figure 2.1), while A block, B, of mass 2m is hanging vertically as shown in the figure. Assume that the horizontal plane and the pulleys, C and D, are frictionless. Assume also that the pulleys have negligible mass. Derive the acceleration of each block and the tension in each of the two cables. m = 291kg State any assumptions and comment on your working. m C 2m Figure 2.1
Q2 A block, A, of mass m is on a horizontal plane (see figure 2.1), while A block, B, of mass 2m is hanging vertically as shown in the figure. Assume that the horizontal plane and the pulleys, C and D, are frictionless. Assume also that the pulleys have negligible mass. Derive the acceleration of each block and the tension in each of the two cables. m = 291kg State any assumptions and comment on your working. m C 2m Figure 2.1
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A block, A, of mass m is on a horizontal plane (see figure 2.1), while A block, B, of mass 2m is
hanging vertically as shown in the figure. Assume that the horizontal plane and the pulleys, C and D, are
frictionless. Assume also that the pulleys have negligible mass. Derive the acceleration of each block and
the tension in each of the two cables. m = 291kg
State any assumptions and comment on your working.
A
D
m
C
2m
B
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A block, A, of mass m is on a horizontal plane (see figure 2.1), while A block, B, of mass 2m is
hanging vertically as shown in the figure. Assume that the horizontal plane and the pulleys, C and D, are
frictionless. Assume also that the pulleys have negligible mass. Derive the acceleration of each block and
the tension in each of the two cables. m = 291kg
State any assumptions and comment on your working.
A
D
m
C
2m
B
Figure 2.1
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