elearn.squ.edu.om/mod/quiz,cademic)The correct answer is: 24 i + 82 j*Two masses in an Atwood machine are 2.2 kg and 13.3 kg, the vertical distance of the heavier body being 26.8 cm abovethe lighter one when they were hold stationery by a student. However, when they were suddenly released, what wouldbe their common acceleration (m/s^2)?Answer:9.66The correct answer is: 7.03 m/s2A box of mass 12.7 kg rests on a frictionless inclined plane which is at an angle of e = 12 to the horizontal plane.Find the constant force that needs to be applied parallel to the incline to move the boxup the incline with an accelerationof 9.9 m/s2?

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Two masses in an Atwood machine are 2.2 kg and 13.3 kg, the vertical distance of the heavier body being 26.8 cm above the lighter one when they were hold stationery by a student. However, when they were suddenly released, what would be their common acceleration (m/s^2)?

Two masses in an Atwood machine are 2.2 kg and 13.3 kg, the vertical distance of the heavier body being 26.8 cm above the lighter one when they were hold stationery by a student. However, when they were suddenly released, what would be their common acceleration (m/s^2)?

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The correct answer is: 24 i + 82 j*
Two masses in an Atwood machine are 2.2 kg and 13.3 kg, the vertical distance of the heavier body being 26.8 cm above
the lighter one when they were hold stationery by a student. However, when they were suddenly released, what would
be their common acceleration (m/s^2)?
Answer:
9.66
The correct answer is: 7.03 m/s2
A box of mass 12.7 kg rests on a frictionless inclined plane which is at an angle of e = 12 to the horizontal plane.
Find the constant force that needs to be applied parallel to the incline to move the boxup the incline with an acceleration
of 9.9 m/s2?

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