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Q2: In the adjacent figure, if you know that the surface is smooth, calculate: 1- Group acceleration. 2- Tensile strength. 3- The vertical contact force on the body (A). 10Kg

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smooth, calculate:
1- Group acceleration.
2- Tensile strength.
3- The vertical contact force on the body (A).
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