2. A cube and a wedge with masses m1-5.00 kg and m2 10.0 kg are arranged...
Two masses are arranged as
shown in the picture below with m1 = 5.98 kg and m2 = 2.29 kg. a)
What minimum coefficient of static friction would be necessary to
keep the system stationary? b) When the blocks are released, m2 is
observed to accelerate downward with an acceleration of 1.73 m/s2.
What is the tension in the rope? c) What is the coefficient of
kinetic friction between m1 and the surface? d)
Frictional m2
The two masses "m1" and "m2" shown in the figure connected by a
massless string and are being dropped by a constant horizontal
force F a rough horizontal surface. F = 100 N, m1=10 kg, m2=15 kg
coefficient kinetic friction between each mass and M_k= 0.2
expression: M2-->M1--> F
Questions:
1) Calculate the friction force on M2
2) Calculate the acceleration of the system of the 2 masses
3) Calculate the tension T in the string.
H Mz mi
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