Four blocks are on a frictionless horizontal surface. The bocks are connected by massless strings with tensions Ta, T, and Te. 4 kg 2 kg Te 2 kg 1 kg Ta 23 N 0*0*0*O 59 N Calculate the tension Ta. Answer in units of N.

Four blocks are on a frictionless horizontal surface. The bocks are connected by massless strings with tensions Ta, T, and Te. 4 kg 2 kg Te 2 kg 1 kg Ta 23 N 000*O 59 N Calculate the tension Ta. Answer in units of N.

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