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250 g Ftens = μ = 0.10 ΣΕ Psystem a system Ftension (force of tension) asystem (acceleration of the system) ΣΕ ΣF system (net force of the system) = ↓ = = N 50 g m/s/s N

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250 g
↑
μ = 0.10
Ftens =
↓
ΣFsystem
a system
=
Ftension (force of tension) =
asystem (acceleration of the system)
ZF system
(net force of the system) =
=
N
50 g
m/s/s
N

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