Two blocs of masses m1=2 kg and m; = 4 kg are connected by a (massless) rope that passesover a frictionless and massless pulley as shown in the figure. The inclines are frictionlessand 0 = 37°. If the force F is applied to m1 block. (Hint: Draw free-body diagrams for bothmį and m2 blocks separately.)Find the acceleration of each block if the force F is equal to zero.Take: g=10m/s2, Cos 37°=0.8, Sin 37°=0.6Fmim2d) a=2.5 m/s2a) a=1 m/s2e) а33 m/s2b) a=1.5 m/s2c) a=2 m/s2

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Two blocs of masses m1= 2 kg and m; = 4 kg are connected by a (massless) rope that passes over a frictionless and massless pulley as shown in the figure. The inclines are frictionless and 0 = 37º. If the force F is applied to mị block. (Hint: Draw free-body diagrams for both m¡ and m; blocks separately.) Find the acceleration of each block if the force F is equal to zero. Take: g=10m/s2, Cos 37º=0.8, Sin 37°=0.6 F m m2

Two blocs of masses m1= 2 kg and m; = 4 kg are connected by a (massless) rope that passes over a frictionless and massless pulley as shown in the figure. The inclines are frictionless and 0 = 37º. If the force F is applied to mị block. (Hint: Draw free-body diagrams for both m¡ and m; blocks separately.) Find the acceleration of each block if the force F is equal to zero. Take: g=10m/s2, Cos 37º=0.8, Sin 37°=0.6 F m m2

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