F = 400 N 18.0 kg Frictionless Surface 30.0 kg Written Response 2. Use the diagram to calculate the following: a) Acceleration of the system (magnitude only) (2 marks) b) Tension (FT) in the cord (2 marks)

F = 400 N 18.0 kg Frictionless Surface 30.0 kg Written Response 2. Use the diagram to calculate the following: a) Acceleration of the system (magnitude only) (2 marks) b) Tension (FT) in the cord (2 marks)

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