4= 0.45Bno frictionThree blocks are connected by two cords,W₁ == 616W₂W.=с12 168 16²P = TBDtwo cords, and are arranged as shown above.(The pulleys areachieves a- frictionless Assuming that the blocks start at rest, find thehorizontal force P (See diagram) that is required in order that Block AVelocity of V₁ = 16 ft/s (may) after 2 2.5 s. Assume thatthe tensions T, and T₂, in cords AB and BC. respectively, are constant.Use the Principle of Impulse and Momentum. You will need to use Newton'sSecond Law to first find the normal reaction on Block A, Hint: Youwill need to apply PIM individually to each block.

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Description: 4= 0.45Bno frictionThree blocks are connected by two cords,W₁ == 616W₂W.=с12 168 16²P = TBDtwo cords, and are arranged as shown above.(The pulleys areachieves a- frictionless Assuming that the blocks start at rest, find thehorizontal force P (See di

Given: To find: Force P needed for block A to reach 16 ft/s in 2.5 seconds

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Three blocks are connected by two cords, and are arranged as shown above. (The pulleys are frictionless Assuming that the blocks start at rest, find the horizontal force P (See diagram) that is required in order that Block A VA = 16 ft/s (may) after achieves a Velocity of V 2.5 s. Assume that the tensions T, and T₂, in cords AB and BC. respectively, are constant. Use the Principle of Impulse and Momentum. You will need to use Newton's Second Law to first find the normal reaction on Block A. Hint: You will need to apply PIM individually to each block.

Three blocks are connected by two cords, and are arranged as shown above. (The pulleys are frictionless Assuming that the blocks start at rest, find the horizontal force P (See diagram) that is required in order that Block A VA = 16 ft/s (may) after achieves a Velocity of V 2.5 s. Assume that the tensions T, and T₂, in cords AB and BC. respectively, are constant. Use the Principle of Impulse and Momentum. You will need to use Newton's Second Law to first find the normal reaction on Block A. Hint: You will need to apply PIM individually to each block.

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