1. Three blocks are connected with massless strings as shown below and pulled by a force tothe right on a frictionless surface.1m₁m1m2m3What is the total mass accelerated by F?Hint: It could be useful to define systems when determining the effect of forces. Internalforces do not affect the motion of the system, only external forces do.Select one:m₁ + m₂m2m₁ + m₂ + m32m3XF 1. Three blocks are connected with massless strings as shown below and pulled by a force tothe right on a frictionless surface.1m₁Select one:m1m2What is the total mass accelerated by tension in string 2?Hint: It could be useful to define systems when determining the effect of forces. Internalforces do not affect the motion of the system, only external forces do.m3m₁ + m₂m₂O m₁ + m₂ + m32m3XF

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1. Three blocks are connected with massless strings as shown below and pulled by a force to the right on a frictionless surface. m₁ m₂ 2 m3 F What is the total mass accelerated by F? Hint: It could be useful to define systems when determining the effect of forces. Internal forces do not affect the motion of the system, only external forces do.

1. Three blocks are connected with massless strings as shown below and pulled by a force to the right on a frictionless surface. m₁ m₂ 2 m3 F What is the total mass accelerated by F? Hint: It could be useful to define systems when determining the effect of forces. Internal forces do not affect the motion of the system, only external forces do.

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Chapter5: The Laws Of Motion

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