DRAW FREE BODY DIAGRAMS FOR OBJECTS IN THE SYSTEMS GIVEN BELOW. (Pulleys are frictionless and massless; strings and springs are massless.) 1. In the system shown below, two blocks are initially at rest but when released the spring is compressed for 20 cm. Coefficient of friction for the incline is 0.3. Draw FBD for the blocks. 20.0 kg 30.0 kg \40.0° [20.0 cm

DRAW FREE BODY DIAGRAMS FOR OBJECTS IN THE SYSTEMS GIVEN BELOW. (Pulleys are frictionless and massless; strings and springs are massless.) 1. In the system shown below, two blocks are initially at rest but when released the spring is compressed for 20 cm. Coefficient of friction for the incline is 0.3. Draw FBD for the blocks. 20.0 kg 30.0 kg \40.0° [20.0 cm

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