/A 65° -incline plane has a mass of 20 kg onfrictionless surface plane julolabw , a mass of50 kg hanging free by another end of cord.,assume the system moves counter clockwiseaclull yjöc uusc aspl, what is theacceleration of system plhill ɛEjwi galom2 = S0kgm = 20kgSelect one:2a. 8.71 m/sb. 6.73 m/sC. 5.81 m/sd. 6.25m/s

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/ A 65° -incline plane has a mass of 20 kg on frictionless surface plane julol abw, a mass of 50 kg hanging free by another end of cord., assume the system moves counter clockwise aclwll yjäc jusc aspl, what is the acceleration of system plhill ɛjlwï galo

/ A 65° -incline plane has a mass of 20 kg on frictionless surface plane julol abw, a mass of 50 kg hanging free by another end of cord., assume the system moves counter clockwise aclwll yjäc jusc aspl, what is the acceleration of system plhill ɛjlwï galo

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