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A block of mass ?1 = 250? is at rest on a plane that makes an angle ? = 30 ° about the horizontal. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the block and the plane is ?? = 0.100. This block is attached to a second block of mass ?2 = 200? that hangs freely from a rope that passes from a pulley without friction and with negligible mass. When the second block has fallen 30 cm, its speed is;
a). 83 cm / s
b). 160 cm / s
If the rope breaks, after having traveled h / 2, calculate:
- The acceleration of each block.
- The time block 2 reaches the ground.
- The speed of block 2, an instant before it hits the ground and of block 1 when it reaches the end of the ramp.
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