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In Fig. 3-16, the two boxes have identical masses of 40 kg. Both experience a sliding friction force with = 0.15. Find the acceleration of the boxes.and the tension in the tie cord. %3D AFNA FNB 0%> mg sin 30° 30 FWA mg cos 30°

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