Suppose an additional horizontal force of 11.0 N directed to the left is applied to the block with mass 2 in the system of masses in sample problem 4.6. Find a) the acceleration of the system and b) the tension of the rope. force acting On the whole system. When applied to an is the mass, a is the acceleration, and 2Fet is the resultant force actingon that portion of the system.partof the system,Bivloa b(Cables and ropes are efficient ways to transmit force from one partof the system (mass) to another. They are often used with a pulley whichcan redirect this force. Such is the idea behind the Atwood machine(figure 4-5). The Atwood machine was the first laboratory apparatus thatprovided experimental verification of Newton's laws of motion. Designedby George Atwood in 1784, the machine consisted of two differentmasses connected by a string that runs over a low-friction pulley.m2Fig. 4-5. The Atwood machinea laoshod odh goibianoSample Problem 4.6do nonorm sris 9bieno dair amWTwo blocks of masses m,=4.5 kg and m,=6.5 kg resting on a frictionless surface are connected.by a light inextensible cord as shown in the figure below. A horizontal force F of 33.0 N directed tothe right is applied to the block with m, as shown. Find (a) the acceleration of the masses and (b) thetension T in the cord.bnbni bold diod gninsbianoo niFm2frictionless surface

Given information, m1 = 4.5 kg m2 = 6.5 kg Force applied to right block ,Fright = 33 N Force applied…

Suppose an additional horizontal force of 11.0 N directed to the left is applied to the block with mass 2 in the system of masses in sample problem 4.6. Find a) the acceleration of the system and b) the tension of the rope.

Suppose an additional horizontal force of 11.0 N directed to the left is applied to the block with mass 2 in the system of masses in sample problem 4.6. Find a) the acceleration of the system and b) the tension of the rope.

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