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    The document contains several pulley problems from an honors physics class: 1) A 467N block attached via pulley to a 34.7kg hanging block will accelerate both blocks upwards at the same rate due to Newton's Third Law. 2) Two hanging blocks of 8kg and 5kg attached by a pulley will accelerate upwards at the same rate due to the tension force being equal in both directions. 3) Two hanging masses of 7.89kg and 6.87kg connected by a pulley will cause the 6.87kg mass to accelerate upwards.

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    The document contains several pulley problems from an honors physics class: 1) A 467N block attached via pulley to a 34.7kg hanging block will accelerate both blocks upwards at the same rate due to Newton's Third Law. 2) Two hanging blocks of 8kg and 5kg attached by a pulley will accelerate upwards at the same rate due to the tension force being equal in both directions. 3) Two hanging masses of 7.89kg and 6.87kg connected by a pulley will cause the 6.87kg mass to accelerate upwards.

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    Pulley Practice Problems

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    Lew Juen Hong
    The document contains several pulley problems from an honors physics class: 1) A 467N block attached via pulley to a 34.7kg hanging block will accelerate both blocks upwards at the same rate due to Newton's Third Law. 2) Two hanging blocks of 8kg and 5kg attached by a pulley will accelerate upwards at the same rate due to the tension force being equal in both directions. 3) Two hanging masses of 7.89kg and 6.87kg connected by a pulley will cause the 6.87kg mass to accelerate upwards.

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    Pulley Practice Problems 3.13.

    12 Honors Physics

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    Pulley Practice Problems 3.13.12 Honors Physics

    A 467 N block on a table is attached, via a rope and pulley, to another block of mass
    34.7 kg that hangs off the table. If we ignore friction, what would the acceleration of
    the blocks be?

    2
    Pulley Practice Problems 3.13.12 Honors Physics

    3
    Pulley Practice Problems 3.13.12 Honors Physics

    Two hanging blocks (block 1 mass = 8.0 kg; block 2 mass = 5.0 kg) are attached by
    a rope that is hung over a frictionless pulley.
    a) Which way does each block accelerate?
    b) What is the magnitude of the acceleration?

    4
    Pulley Practice Problems 3.13.12 Honors Physics

    Two masses are hanging by a rope passed over a pulley. The mass on the left is
    7.89 kg, and the mass on the right is 6.87 kg. What is the acceleration of the block
    on the right?

    5
    Pulley Practice Problems 3.13.12 Honors Physics

    A car of mass 1155 kg is moving at a constant velocity to the right, with a force of
    drag equal to 45 N and a coefficient of friction of 0.233. What is the applied force
    necessary to keep the car moving at a constant velocity?

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