Problem no. 6 (585)Determine the velocity attained by block A after moving a distance of 3.6m starting from rest.12001500 N20001600900a0 20Provide a step by step solution.The finals answer is Va= 2.14 m/salso create a free body diagram. thank you

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Problem no. 6 (585) Determine the velocity attained by block A after moving a distance of 3.6m starting from rest. 1200 1:500 N 2000 2VA 900 1600 j0 20 Provide a step by step solution. The finals answer is Va= 2.14 m/s also create a free body diagram. thank you

Problem no. 6 (585) Determine the velocity attained by block A after moving a distance of 3.6m starting from rest. 1200 1:500 N 2000 2VA 900 1600 j0 20 Provide a step by step solution. The finals answer is Va= 2.14 m/s also create a free body diagram. thank you

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