In the figure below, the three blocks are on a frictionless surface. They are connected by an unstretchable massless rope. If the mass of each of the blocks is 1.0 kg and the force F pulling block C is 2.0 N, what is the tension of the rope between Blocks B and C? * A B C

In the figure below, the three blocks are on a frictionless surface. They are connected by an unstretchable massless rope. If the mass of each of the blocks is 1.0 kg and the force F pulling block C is 2.0 N, what is the tension of the rope between Blocks B and C? * A B C

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In the figure below, the three blocks are on a frictionless surface. They are
connected by an unstretchable massless rope. If the mass of each of the
blocks is 1.0 kg and the force F pulling block C is 2.0 N, what is the tension
of the rope between Blocks B and C? *
A
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C
0.33 N.
0.67 N.
O 1.33 N.
O 1.67 N.
O 2.00 N.

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