Pls help ASAP. Pls show all work. 18. A store clerk pulls three carts connected with two horizontal cords to move products from the storage room to the display shelves. The masses of the loaded carts are m₁ = 15.0 kg; m2 = 13.2 kg; and m3 = 16.1 kg. Friction is negligible. A third cord, which pulls on cart 1 and is at an angle of 21° above the horizontal, has a tension ofmagnitude 35.3 N. Determine:a. the acceleration of the cartsb. the tension in the last cordc. the tension in the middle cord

Given: 3 carts are connected as shown, m1= 15.0 kg…

18. A store clerk pulls three carts connected with two horizontal cords to move products from the storage room to the display shelves. The masses of the loaded carts are mi = 15.0 kg; ma 13.2 kg; and ma = 16.1 kg. Friction is negligible. A third cord, which pulls on cart 1 and is at an angle of 21° above the horizontal, has a tension of magnitude 35.3 N. Determine: a. the acceleration of the carts b. the tension in the last cord c. the tension in the middle cord

18. A store clerk pulls three carts connected with two horizontal cords to move products from the storage room to the display shelves. The masses of the loaded carts are mi = 15.0 kg; ma 13.2 kg; and ma = 16.1 kg. Friction is negligible. A third cord, which pulls on cart 1 and is at an angle of 21° above the horizontal, has a tension of magnitude 35.3 N. Determine: a. the acceleration of the carts b. the tension in the last cord c. the tension in the middle cord

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