Q2:- For static system as shown in figure, if T2 k = 50 N/mm, m, =m2, u = 0.25 for the T1 blocks m, and m2, tensions T1 = 28.35N, spring elongation = 5 mm and the force F1 = m, cos 0 + m, sin 0. Find the inclination angle, Tension in other wire and the mass of blocks. By used Grammar method. F1

Q2:- For static system as shown in figure, if T2 k = 50 N/mm, m, =m2, u = 0.25 for the T1 blocks m, and m2, tensions T1 = 28.35N, spring elongation = 5 mm and the force F1 = m, cos 0 + m, sin 0. Find the inclination angle, Tension in other wire and the mass of blocks. By used Grammar method. F1

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