Cart A weighing 120 lbs has a hanging mass B weighing 45 lbs attached to it by a 7 ft cable. The cart is free to slide along the frictionless track. If the system starts at rest with 0 = 45°, find: (a) The velocity of the cart at the moment when the mass is directly underneath it. (b) The velocity of the mass at this same moment.

Cart A weighing 120 lbs has a hanging mass B weighing 45 lbs attached to it by a 7 ft cable. The cart is free to slide along the frictionless track. If the system starts at rest with 0 = 45°, find: (a) The velocity of the cart at the moment when the mass is directly underneath it. (b) The velocity of the mass at this same moment.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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