Asked by Juan
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.
incline. The 40 kg block rests on the incline and the 30 kg block hangs from the pulley. Calculate
the acceleration of either block.
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
frictionless?
gravity down the incline: 40g*sin37
tension (+ up the plane): -40g*sin37+30g=totalmass*a
a= g(30-40sin37)/(70)
gravity down the incline: 40g*sin37
tension (+ up the plane): -40g*sin37+30g=totalmass*a
a= g(30-40sin37)/(70)
Answered by
Juan
is it 471N?
Answered by
Damon
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.
Answered by
Damon
I mean 9.81 m/s^2 = g
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