2. In the system shown in the Figure, a force exerted at 37° on the 8.00-kg object. The horizontal surface has a coefficient of Kinetic friction of 0.25 and coefficient of static friction of 0.4 and m2 = 5Kg: A. For what values of F, the system will stay at rest? B. For what values of F does the m2 object accelerate upward by 3m/s?? C. What is the acceleration and tension in the rope when F is zero? %3D

2. In the system shown in the Figure, a force exerted at 37° on the 8.00-kg object. The horizontal surface has a coefficient of Kinetic friction of 0.25 and coefficient of static friction of 0.4 and m2 = 5Kg: A. For what values of F, the system will stay at rest? B. For what values of F does the m2 object accelerate upward by 3m/s?? C. What is the acceleration and tension in the rope when F is zero? %3D

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2. In the system shown in the Figure, a force exerted at 37° on the 8.00-kg object. The horizontal surface
has a coefficient of Kinetic friction of 0.25 and coefficient of static friction of 0.4 and m2 = 5Kg:
A. For what values of F, the system will stay at rest?
B. For what values of F does the m2 object accelerate upward by 3m/s??
C. What is the acceleration and tension in the rope when F is zero?

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