force diagram two blocks are connected rope over pulley located frictionless inclined plane |
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| This setup involves two blocks connected by a rope that passes over a pulley placed on a frictionless inclined plane. One block typically rests on the incline, while the other may hang off the edge or also be on the slope, depending on the configuration. Because the plane is frictionless, the motion of the blocks is influenced only by gravity, tension in the rope, and the angle of the incline. The pulley redirects the tension force, allowing the system to move. Analyzing this system involves applying Newton's laws to each block to determine acceleration, tension, and the net forces acting on the system. This type of problem is commonly used in physics to understand concepts such as connected-body motion, mechanical advantage, and energy conservation in ideal conditions. |
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