The acceleration of A is 1.8 m/s? downward and the acceleration of Cis 2.4 m/s? upward. Find the acceleration of B. The acceleration of B is positive if downward, negative if upward. A Part 1 Write an expression for the length of the rope. Sc Answer: L SA+ constants

The acceleration of A is 1.8 m/s? downward and the acceleration of Cis 2.4 m/s? upward. Find the acceleration of B. The acceleration of B is positive if downward, negative if upward. A Part 1 Write an expression for the length of the rope. Sc Answer: L SA+ constants

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The acceleration of A is 1.8 m/s downward and the acceleration of Cis 2.4 m/s² upward. Find the acceleration of B. The acceleration
of B is positive if downward, negative if upward.
C
B
A
Part 1
Write an expression for the length of the rope.
B
A
Answer: L=
SA+
Sg+
sc+
constants

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