A block of mass 4m sits on a table. The block is connected with light strings to twoblocks, of masses m and 2m, over two pulleys on opposite sides of the table, as shown.The system is observed to accelerate at 0.520 m/s². Assume the pulleys are massless andfrictionless.(a) Draw a free-body (or force) diagram for each block.(b) Determine the coefficient of kinetic friction between the 4m block and the table'ssurface.(c) What is the ratio (T2/T 1) of the tensions in the two strings?4 m2 mm

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(a) Draw a free-body (or force) diagram for each block. (b) Determine the coefficient of kinetic friction between the 4m block and the table's surface. (c) What is the ratio (T2/T 1) of the tensions in the two strings?

(a) Draw a free-body (or force) diagram for each block. (b) Determine the coefficient of kinetic friction between the 4m block and the table's surface. (c) What is the ratio (T2/T 1) of the tensions in the two strings?

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