Q10. Three blocks that are connected by massless strings are pulled along a frictionless surface by a horizontal force, as shown in Figure below. The tension force T (in N) is: 4kg 6kg F=36N 2kg А. 30 В. 8 C. 81

Q10. Three blocks that are connected by massless strings are pulled along a frictionless surface by a horizontal force, as shown in Figure below. The tension force T (in N) is: 4kg 6kg F=36N 2kg А. 30 В. 8 C. 81

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Chapter4: The Laws Of Motion

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Q10. Three blocks that are connected by massless strings are pulled along a
frictionless surface by a horizontal force, as shown in Figure below. The
tension force T (in N) is:
T
4kg
6kg F=36N
2kg
А. 30
В. 8
C. 81

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