Q.2)B25°Figure 1In the figure above, blocks A and B have 50 and 10 kg respectively. It is given that thecoefficients of friction between all surfaces of contact are 4g = 0.3 and µs = 0.4.a) If P=0, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord?b) If P=10, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord?c) If P=100, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord?

Given Mass of block A = 50 kg Weight of block A = 490.5 N Mass of block B = 10 kg Weight of block B…

Q.2) B 25 Figure 1 In the figure above, blocks A and B have 50 and 10 kg respectively. It is given that the coefficients of friction between all surfaces of contact are HK = 0.3 and µ, = 0.4. a) If P=0, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord? b) If P=10, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord? c) If P=100, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord?

Q.2) B 25 Figure 1 In the figure above, blocks A and B have 50 and 10 kg respectively. It is given that the coefficients of friction between all surfaces of contact are HK = 0.3 and µ, = 0.4. a) If P=0, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord? b) If P=10, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord? c) If P=100, determine the acceleration of B and the tension in the chord?

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