14) Three blocks are connected by ideal, meaning massless and inelastic, ropes which pass over ideal, meaning massless and frictionless, pulleys. When released from rest, or perhaps given a slight nudge, the system begins to accelerate with the red block descending towards the floor. There is a friction between either block and its respective surface, μ₁. Find the acceleration and each tension force in the ropes.

14) Three blocks are connected by ideal, meaning massless and inelastic, ropes which pass over ideal, meaning massless and frictionless, pulleys. When released from rest, or perhaps given a slight nudge, the system begins to accelerate with the red block descending towards the floor. There is a friction between either block and its respective surface, μ₁. Find the acceleration and each tension force in the ropes.

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14) Three blocks are connected by ideal, meaning massless and inelastic, ropes
which pass
over ideal, meaning massless and frictionless, pulleys. When released from rest, or perhaps
given a slight nudge, the system begins to accelerate with the red block descending towards
the floor. There is a friction between either block and its respective surface, μ₁. Find the
acceleration and each tension force in the ropes.
m3
T₂
m₂
T₁
x
my

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