2. A crate with mass m, =10 kgs and a block with mass m, = Ignoring the masses of the pulley and the rope, a) Find the acceleration with which the crate and the block are moving. b) Determine the force T on the string by which the cable is stressed. 7kgs hung on a pulley system.

2. A crate with mass m, =10 kgs and a block with mass m, = Ignoring the masses of the pulley and the rope, a) Find the acceleration with which the crate and the block are moving. b) Determine the force T on the string by which the cable is stressed. 7kgs hung on a pulley system.

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