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Show a trend using graphical solution with added friction mu = 0.25, hanger mass values = 4 kg & 8 kg
Incline 40 degrees, incline-object = 2 kg, sliding friction coefficient mu = 0.25
Use 9.8 m/s/s for g
Transcribed Image Text:Quiz-a
Show a trend using graphical solution with added sliding friction coefficient values mu = 0.25 & 0.4
Incline 40 degrees, incline-object = 2 kg, hanger mass = 4 kg
Use 9.8 m/s/s for g
Describehow mu increased, acceleration down, but tension intemal force up
Plot tension on y-axis, acceleration on x-axis for the 2 kg mass with mu =0.25 using the 2 kg equation of
(T, a). Repeat for the 4 kg using the 4 kg equation of (T, a) on the same graph, the intersection is the
graphical solution. Repeat for the 2 kg with mu=0.4 using the 2 kg equation of(T, a) on the same graph,
the intersection is the graphical solution.
Writing intensive: explain the graph as a trend justification, the shift of the intersection points to other
values.
Quiz-b
Show a trend using graphical solution with added friction mu = 0.25, hanger massvalues = 4 kg & 8 kg
Incline 40 degrees, incline-object = 2 kg, sliding friction coefficient mu = 0.25
Use 9.8 m/s/s for g
Transcribed Image Text:When friction on an incline is up, acceleration by the falling vertical hanger would bedown but tension
internal forces up
Use a graph to illustrate the trend of the shift of the intersection points to other values, using the plotting
steps in the previous quiz.
Using a drawing from previous quiz but with rough surface
Open stax university physics page 317
45. A 2.00 kg block (mass 1) and a 4.00 kg block (mass
2) are connected by a light string as shown; the inclination
of the ramp is 40.0°. Friction is negligible. What is (a) the
acceleration of each block and (b) the tension in the string?
40°
2.
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