| The The pulley mas less and frichanless The masses Ikx, 2Kj cnod 51 2Kg cnd 5 kg 1.9cm -what is the tension T, in the string betueen ing the two blocks on the lft-hond side ofthe pulle? Acceleation of gravityis 9,8 ms?Answer in N. What is the majnitude ot tte accelvction of the laver Teft-hand block? Ansurin mis

| The The pulley mas less and frichanless The masses Ikx, 2Kj cnod 51 2Kg cnd 5 kg 1.9cm -what is the tension T, in the string betueen ing the two blocks on the lft-hond side ofthe pulle? Acceleation of gravityis 9,8 ms?Answer in N. What is the majnitude ot tte accelvction of the laver Teft-hand block? Ansurin mis

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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