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A 300N TUTT M = 0.25 --> B 200N ICOM Draw the diagram. a. b. C. What is the acceleration at B? What is the tension between B and C? What is the tension in A?

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300N
M = 0.25"
B
200N
C
ICON
Draw the diagram.
a.
b.
C.
What is the acceleration at B?
What is the tension between B and C?
What is the tension in A?

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