hello, can you do a step by step solution with explaination for me thank you so much Q5.A system of light pulleys and inextensible cable connects bodies A, B and C as shown. If the coefficient of friction between C and the support is uk, what is the acceleration of A and B? The positivedirections are as shown by the vectors in the figure.Complete the table by filling in the values in the yellow cells.XCXACXBBTable 5m4 (kg) mB (kg) mc (kg)uk a4 (m/s²)|aB (m/s²)150350700.1

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Q5. A system of light pulleys and inextensible cable connects bodies A, B and C as shown. If the coefficient of friction between C and the support is µ, what is the acceleration of A and B? The positive directions are as shown by the vectors in the figure. Complete the table by filling in the values in the yellow cells. XC XA A XB B Table 5

Q5. A system of light pulleys and inextensible cable connects bodies A, B and C as shown. If the coefficient of friction between C and the support is µ, what is the acceleration of A and B? The positive directions are as shown by the vectors in the figure. Complete the table by filling in the values in the yellow cells. XC XA A XB B Table 5

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