Pulleys at an Angle. FBD-S m 1 = 100 kg m 2 = 300 kg 30° vivi 0 t10 s θ30° µ0 m1m1 100 kg m2m2 300 kg No Friction.

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Pulleys at an Angle

FBD-S m 1 = 100 kg m 2 = 300 kg 30° vivi 0 t10 s θ30° µ0 m1m1 100 kg m2m2 300 kg No Friction

FBD-T m 1 = 100 kg m 2 = 300 kg 30° vivi 0 t10 s θ30° µ.1 m1m1 100 kg m2m2 300 kg Friction

FBD-U m 1 = 300 kg m 2 = 100 kg 30° vivi 0 t10 s θ30° µ.1 m1m1 300 kg m2m2 100 kg Friction

FBD-V m 1 = 200 kg m 2 = 200 kg 40° vivi 0 t10 s θ40° µ.1 m1m1 200 kg m2m2 Friction

FBD-W m 1 = 100 kg m 2 = 200 kg 40° vivi 60 m/s vfvf 0 t stop θ20° µ0 m1m1 100 kg m2m2 200 kg

FBD-W1 m 1 = 200 kg m 2 = ? 40° vivi 0 t10 s a6 m/s 2 θ40° µ.2 m1m1 100 kg FBFB 300 N Friction FBFB