Assume that the blocks portrayed in Fig. move on a frictionless surface and a Force F = 111 N acts as shown on the m,=3.5 kg block. take m,=2.5kg, and m,=1 kgdonm2m1m3(1) Find the acceleration of the systema =m/s?(2) Find the tension in the cord connecting m1 and m2 blocksT =Is pageNext pageabus SummaryJump to...Physics and measurement5:41 PMG d) ENG1/21/2021744

Given data: The mass of block 1 is m1=3.5 kg. The mass of block 2 is m2=2.5 kg. The mass of block 3…

Assume that the blocks portrayed in Fig. move on a frictionless surface and a Force F = 111 N acts as shown on the m,=3.5 kg block. take m,=2.5 kg, and m,=1 kg %3D m2 m1 m3 (1) Find the acceleration of the system m/s? a = (2) Find the tension in the cord connecting m1 and m2 blocks T =

Assume that the blocks portrayed in Fig. move on a frictionless surface and a Force F = 111 N acts as shown on the m,=3.5 kg block. take m,=2.5 kg, and m,=1 kg %3D m2 m1 m3 (1) Find the acceleration of the system m/s? a = (2) Find the tension in the cord connecting m1 and m2 blocks T =

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Assume that the blocks portrayed in Fig. move on a frictionless surface and a Force F = 111 N acts as shown on the m,=3.5 kg block. take m,=2.5
kg, and m,=1 kg
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m2
m1
m3
(1) Find the acceleration of the system
a =
m/s?
(2) Find the tension in the cord connecting m1 and m2 blocks
T =
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