frictionless?
gravity down the incline: 40g*sin37
tension (+ up the plane): -40g*sin37+30g=totalmass*a
a= g(30-40sin37)/(70)
A rope connects a 40 kg block to a 30 kg block. The rope passes over a pulley at the top of a 37°
incline. The 40 kg block rests on the incline and the 30 kg block hangs from the pulley. Calculate
the acceleration of either block.
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is it 471N?
It asks for acceleration in m/s^2
NOT
force in Newtons
Your numbers do not make sense.
In this problem, how on earth could you get an acceleration greater than free fall, 0.81 m/s^2 ??
If you use your calculator on the equation Bob gave you, you get a reasonable answer.
NOT
force in Newtons
Your numbers do not make sense.
In this problem, how on earth could you get an acceleration greater than free fall, 0.81 m/s^2 ??
If you use your calculator on the equation Bob gave you, you get a reasonable answer.
I mean 9.81 m/s^2 = g
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