IYGYMObjects 1 and 2 are connected by a string, as shown. They are moving toward the right, and the stringremains taut. The applied force is F = 30_N. Additional information is given in the table. Find theacceleration ax of each object and the tension T in the string. Assume the positive direction is toward theright.ObjectMassFrictionCoefficient14.1 kg0.1429.5 kg0.27F17. acceleration axA.-0.09006_m/s²B.-0.05739_m/s²-0.1059 m/s²-0.1029 m/s²-0.05604_m/s²C. -0.05174 m/s²1--118. tension TA.22.32 ND.31.55 NB.22.92 NE.24.6 NC.33.28 NF.44.23_N1--1IYGYRThe kinetic coefficient of friction for a 12 kg mass on a table is 0.25. A string from this mass goes across apulley and is attached to an 8.0 kg mass hanging over the side of the table. If the system is moving so thatthe hanging mass is moving downward, then find the magnitude of the acceleration of each mass and thetension in the string.m₂DEED.E.F.m1

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Objects 1 and 2 are connected by a string, as shown. They are moving toward the right, and the string remains taut. The applied force is F = 30_N. Additional information is given in the table. Find the acceleration ax of each object and the tension T in the string. Assume the positive direction is toward the right. Object Mass Friction Coefficient 1 4.1 kg 0.14 2 9.5 kg 0.27 17. acceleration ax F A. -0.09006_m/s² B. -0.05739_m/s² C. -0.05174 m/s² -0.1059_m/s² -0.1029 m/s² -0.05604_m/s² F. 1--1 18. tension T A. 22.32 N D. 31.55 N B. 22.92 N E. 24.6 N C. 33.28 N F. 44.23_N 1--1 IYGYR The kinetic coefficient of friction for a 12 kg mass on a table is 0.25. A string from this mass goes across a pulley and is attached to an 8.0 kg mass hanging over the side of the table. If the system is moving so that the hanging mass is moving downward, then find the magnitude of the acceleration of each mass and the tension in the string. m₂ DEE D. E. m₁

Objects 1 and 2 are connected by a string, as shown. They are moving toward the right, and the string remains taut. The applied force is F = 30_N. Additional information is given in the table. Find the acceleration ax of each object and the tension T in the string. Assume the positive direction is toward the right. Object Mass Friction Coefficient 1 4.1 kg 0.14 2 9.5 kg 0.27 17. acceleration ax F A. -0.09006_m/s² B. -0.05739_m/s² C. -0.05174 m/s² -0.1059_m/s² -0.1029 m/s² -0.05604_m/s² F. 1--1 18. tension T A. 22.32 N D. 31.55 N B. 22.92 N E. 24.6 N C. 33.28 N F. 44.23_N 1--1 IYGYR The kinetic coefficient of friction for a 12 kg mass on a table is 0.25. A string from this mass goes across a pulley and is attached to an 8.0 kg mass hanging over the side of the table. If the system is moving so that the hanging mass is moving downward, then find the magnitude of the acceleration of each mass and the tension in the string. m₂ DEE D. E. m₁

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