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4. A block on an "sreikned surface is connected to another block that is hanging over the top edge of the anciane, as shown in the following diagram. The blocks in the system are moving in such a way that block A (with a mass of 3 kg ) moving downwards, as block Blw amaN of dkg) sizdes up the ramp. the coeffickent of kkneske fisetson bin the ramp a the stididy block is 0.11. Determine the magnitude of acceleration of each of the blocks below, and the magnitude of force of tension in the string." 25 3.0 10g B 2.0 kg 3rd

4. A block on an "sreikned surface is connected to another block that is hanging over the top edge of the anciane, as shown in the following diagram. The blocks in the system are moving in such a way that block A (with a mass of 3 kg ) moving downwards, as block Blw amaN of dkg) sizdes up the ramp. the coeffickent of kkneske fisetson bin the ramp a the stididy block is 0.11. Determine the magnitude of acceleration of each of the blocks below, and the magnitude of force of tension in the string." 25 3.0 10g B 2.0 kg 3rd

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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