2 Given: X = 100 kg; Y = 150 kg%3DSolve for the acceleration of block X in m/s2 for Case 2. Ignorethe friction and mass of pulleys.Report your answers in 3 significant digits (no need to type theunit).YCase 2Case 1

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Given: X = 100 kg; Y = 150 kg %3D %3D Solve for the acceleration of block X in m/s2 for Case 2. Ignore the friction and mass of pulleys. C Report your answers in 3 significant digits (no need to type the unit). Y Y Case 2 Case 1

Given: X = 100 kg; Y = 150 kg %3D %3D Solve for the acceleration of block X in m/s2 for Case 2. Ignore the friction and mass of pulleys. C Report your answers in 3 significant digits (no need to type the unit). Y Y Case 2 Case 1

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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