Block A has a mass ( mA =55 kg ) and Block B has a mass of ( mB = 20 kg ). The two blocks are released from rest. 1) What is the tension in the Cable . 2)What is the velocity of Block A after 3 s . 3) What is the Distance travelled by Block B in 3 s .

Block A has a mass ( mA =55 kg ) and Block B has a mass of ( mB = 20 kg ). The two blocks are released from rest. 1) What is the tension in the Cable . 2)What is the velocity of Block A after 3 s . 3) What is the Distance travelled by Block B in 3 s .

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Block A has a mass ( mA =55 kg ) and Block B has a mass of ( mB = 20 kg ).
The two blocks are released from rest.

1) What is the tension in the Cable .

2)What is the velocity of Block A after 3 s .

3) What is the Distance travelled by Block B in 3 s .

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