Find the acceleration of m, in m/s? if m, = 1.2 kg and m2 = 94.2 kg. (FRICTIONLESS SURFACE)%3Dm1Select one:O a. Incomplete DataO b. 0.9874 downwardO c. 0.1234 downwardO d. 9.6866 downwardO e. 27.4826 downward

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Find the acceleration of m; in m/s if m, = 1.2 kg and m, = 94.2 kg. (FRICTIONLESS SURFACE) m2 Select one: O a. Incomplete Data O b. 0.9874 downward O c. 0.1234 downward O d. 9.6866 downward O e. 27.4826 downward

Find the acceleration of m; in m/s if m, = 1.2 kg and m, = 94.2 kg. (FRICTIONLESS SURFACE) m2 Select one: O a. Incomplete Data O b. 0.9874 downward O c. 0.1234 downward O d. 9.6866 downward O e. 27.4826 downward

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Find the acceleration of m, in m/s? if m, = 1.2 kg and m2 = 94.2 kg. (FRICTIONLESS SURFACE)
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Select one:
O a. Incomplete Data
O b. 0.9874 downward
O c. 0.1234 downward
O d. 9.6866 downward
O e. 27.4826 downward

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