Look at the following arrangement. Block A is held at rest on the frictionless wedge B by amassless rope that passes over a massless and frictionless pulley attached to the ceiling. Thewedge sits on a scale. The wedge is not anchored in any way to the scale, and it is initially heldat rest by a hand in such a way that the rope on the left of the pulley is oriented vertically.a) What is the scale reading after letting go of the wedge gently until the wedge comes to rest?b) What is the orientation of the rope after letting go of the wedge gently until the wedgecomes to rest? FIND & IN OTHER WORDSINITIALLYROPE"PARALLELTO WEDGEBNAL=0minNB₁=0 m/₂0FINALLY///BAASSURE STILLPARALLEL TOWEDGE0идахотиsombNfB =

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s rope that passes over a massless and frictionless pulley attached to the ceilir sits on a scale. The wedge is not anchored in any way to the scale, and it is initi by a hand in such a way that the rope on the left of the pulley is oriented vertic at is the scale reading after letting go of the wedge gently until the wedge com at is the orientation of the rope after letting go of the wedge gently until the w mes to rest? FIND & IN OTHER WORDS INITIALLY. FINALLY

s rope that passes over a massless and frictionless pulley attached to the ceilir sits on a scale. The wedge is not anchored in any way to the scale, and it is initi by a hand in such a way that the rope on the left of the pulley is oriented vertic at is the scale reading after letting go of the wedge gently until the wedge com at is the orientation of the rope after letting go of the wedge gently until the w mes to rest? FIND & IN OTHER WORDS INITIALLY. FINALLY

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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Problem 7.50P: The block of weight W is pulled by the force P inclined at the angle to the horizontal. Find the...

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