If the blocks attached via the rope shown below are allowed to move, what will the acceleration of the block A be? (Block A has a mass of 54 kg and Block B has a mass of 136 kg)
(m1+m2) a = m1g-m2g = (m1-m2)g
a = (m1-m2)/(m1+m2) g = (136-54)/(136+54) g = 82/190 g = 4.23 m/s^2
a = 4.23m/s2
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If the blocks attached via the rope shown below are allowed to move, what will the...
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