) In the figure (Figure 1) , if mA =1.50 kg , mB = 1.40 kg and θ=34.0 ∘, what will be the magnitude of the acceleration of the system? B) Which direction will the mA move? C)If mA=1.50 kg and the system remains at rest, what must the mass mB be? D)Calculate the tension in the cord for Part A. E)Calculate the tension in the cord for Part C.

) In the figure (Figure 1) , if mA =1.50 kg , mB = 1.40 kg and θ=34.0 ∘, what will be the magnitude of the acceleration of the system? B) Which direction will the mA move? C)If mA=1.50 kg and the system remains at rest, what must the mass mB be? D)Calculate the tension in the cord for Part A. E)Calculate the tension in the cord for Part C.

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