1044.

An elevator weighing 3220 lb starts from rest and acquired an upward velocity of 600 ft per min in
a distance of 20 ft. If the acceleration is constant. What is the tension in the elevator cable
1045. A man weighing 161 lb is in an elevator moving upward with an acceleration of 8 ft per sec2.

(a) What pressure does he exert on the floor of the elevator? (b) What will the pressure be if the elevator
is descending with the same acceleration
1046. The block in Fig. P-1046 reaches a velocity of 40 ft per sec in 100 ft, starting from rest. Compute
the coefficient of kinetic friction between the block and the ground
1047. Determine the force P that will give the body in Fig. P-1047 an acceleration of 6 ft per sec2. The
coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.20.
1053. Referring to Fig. P-1052, assume A weighs 200lb and B weighs 100lb. Determine the acceleration
of the bodies if the coefficient of kinetics friction is 0.10 between the cable and the fixed drum
1055. If the pulleys in Fig. P-1055 are weightless and frictionless, find the acceleration of the body
1057. The coefficient of kinetic friction under block A in Fig. P-1057 is 0.30 and under block B it is 0.20.
Find the acceleration of the system and the tension in each cord
1059. Compute the acceleration of body B and the tension in the cord supporting body A in Fig. P-1059
1061. Compute the time required for the 100-lb body in Fig. P-1061 to move 10 ft starting from rest.
1063. Determine the acceleration of each weight in Fig. P-1063, assuming the pulleys to be weightless
and frictionless
1065. Determine the maximum and minimum weights of the body C on Illustration Problem 1043 that
will keep C stationary. All other data remain unchanged
1067. In the system of connected blocks in Fig 1067, the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.20 under
bodies B and C. determine the acceleration of each body and the tension in the cord
1069. Two blocks A and B each weighing 96.6 lb and connected by a rigid bar of negligible weight move
along the smooth surfaces shown in Fig 1069. They start from rest at the given position. Determine the
acceleration of B at this instant. Hint: To relate aA to aB, use the method developed in Illus Prob on 258
1071. The pulleys in the preceding problem have been assumed to be frictionless and weightless. What
changes would there be in the solutions of these problems if the pulleys (a) had friction (b) had
appreciable weight?
1048 A magnetic particle weighing 3.6 grams is pulled through a solenoid with an acceleration of 6
meters per sec. Compute the force in pounds acting on the particle.
1049. When a 644-lb boat is moving at 10 ft per sec, the motor conks out. How much farther will the
boat glide, assuming its resistance to motion is 2v lb where v is in feet per second?
1050. A bullet weighing 1 lb is fired vertically upward with a muzzle velocity of 3000 ft per sec. If the
velocity is 2950 ft per sec after 1 sec, what is the average air resistance on the bullet? What maximum
height will the bullet reach, assuming that the air resistance remains constant?
1051. Two blocks A and B are released from rest on a 30° incline when they are 50 ft apart. The
coefficient of friction under the upper block A is 0.2 and that under the lower block B is 0.4. Compute
the elapsed time until the blocks touch.
1052. Determine the acceleration of the bodies shown if the fixed drum is smooth and A is heavier than
B.
1054. Two bodies A and B are separated by a spring. Their motion down the incline is resisted by a force
P = 200 lb. The coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.30 under A and 0.10 under B. Determine the force in the
spring.
1056.Determine the acceleration of body B shown, assuming the pulleys to be weightless and
frictionless.
1062. If the pulleys are weightless and frictionless, determine the acceleration of each weight.
1064.Determine the tension in the cord supporting body C. The pulleys are frictionless and of negligible
weight.
1066. Referring to Illus. Prob. 1043 on page 273, let A weigh 600 lb but all other data remain unchanged.
Determine the time required for body C to move 20ft. Starting from rest.
1068. Repeat Prob. 1067, but change the weight of A to 600lb, B to 1000lb and C to 500lb.
1070. Repeat prob 1069 if a leftward horizontal force of 120lb is applied to block A