In the following figure we have a system composed of two blocks, with massesmA = 7.3 kg and mB = 2.92 kg, which are joined by an ideal rope that passesthrough an ideal pulley. The horizontal surface on which block A is located has akinetic friction coefficient uk. The system is released from rest and block B isobserved to descend with constant speed. The coefficient of kinetic friction uk is:Aa) H= 0.0408b) Ak=3.92c) H=2.5

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