a. With what acceleration must block A be pulled so that block B is not carried with it? b. If the coefficient of friction between A and B is greater than 0.2 would it be possible to pull out A without carrying B with it?

a. With what acceleration must block A be pulled so that block B is not carried with it? b. If the coefficient of friction between A and B is greater than 0.2 would it be possible to pull out A without carrying B with it?

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Description: Assignment 14Problem Solving. Show your step-by-step solutions. Refer to the diagram below:HSAB = 0.1B m= 20 gmsHSAC = 0.2AM = 50 gmsa. With what acceleration must block A be pulled so that block B is not carried with it?b. If the coefficient of fri

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