3. For the following system, M₁ = 5.8 kg, M₂ = 12.6 kg, k = 0.11 and 0 = 24°. Determine themagnitude of the system's acceleration. (M₁0M₂

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Hk 3. For the following system, M₁ = 5.8 kg, M₂ = 12.6 kg, HK = 0.11 and 0 = 24°. Determine the magnitude of the system's acceleration. M1 0 M₂

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