Engineering, 13.03.2020 05:56 keirarae2005
The crates A and B of mass mA = 50 kg and mB = 90 kg, respectively, are connected by a pulley system. The system is released from rest on the inclined surfaces for which θ = 30°. Friction between A and the inclined surface on which it slides is insufficient to prevent slipping, and friction between B and the incline on which it slides is negligible. The cables in the pulley system are inextensible, and the coefficient of kinetic friction between crate A and the horizontal surface is μk.
Required:
Letting μk=0 determine the speed of B after A slides 5 m up the incline.
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