Question 3 In the system shown in Figure Q3, a constant force of 300 N is applied to crate A from rest position. (а) Apply principle of work and energy to the system to determine: i. The velocity of crate B after crate A has moved 1 m. The tension in the cable. ii. (b) What are the assumptions made in the analysis?

Question 3 In the system shown in Figure Q3, a constant force of 300 N is applied to crate A from rest position. (а) Apply principle of work and energy to the system to determine: i. The velocity of crate B after crate A has moved 1 m. The tension in the cable. ii. (b) What are the assumptions made in the analysis?

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