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The masses mA =1.0 kg and m = 1.1 kg slide on the smooth (frictionless) triangular block as shown in the figure. The pulley and the cord have a negligible mass. The triangular block is fixed to the bottom. sin A = 0.60, cosA=0.80,sinB = 0.50,COS OB 0,87 and g = 10 m/s, What is the acceleration of the object of mass me in units of m/s ? (a) 5.75 left upwards (b) 0.24 left upwards (c) 5 right downwards What is the tension on the cord approximately? (a) 5.76 N (b) 11 N (c) 6.2 N (d) 11.75 N (e) 12 N m e (d) 5 left upwards (e) 5.75 right upwards What is the vertical component (the direction of g) of the force acting on the triangular block due to ma ? (a) 10 N (b) 5 N (c) 6.4 N (e) 8 N (d) 9 N m 0 The masses mA =1.0 kg and m = 1.1 kg slide on the smooth (frictionless) triangular block as shown in the figure. The pulley and the cord have a negligible mass. The triangular block is fixed to the bottom. sin A = 0.60, cosA=0.80,sinB = 0.50,COS OB 0,87 and g = 10 m/s, What is the acceleration of the object of mass me in units of m/s ? (a) 5.75 left upwards (b) 0.24 left upwards (c) 5 right downwards What is the tension on the cord approximately? (a) 5.76 N (b) 11 N (c) 6.2 N (d) 11.75 N (e) 12 N m e (d) 5 left upwards (e) 5.75 right upwards What is the vertical component (the direction of g) of the force acting on the triangular block due to ma ? (a) 10 N (b) 5 N (c) 6.4 N (e) 8 N (d) 9 N m 0
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