Question 16, A 7.0 kg mass is connected to a 1.0kg mass over a pulley. The coefficient of kinetic friction is H= 0.40. Assuming that the 7.0kg starts to move down the ramp: a. Calculate the acceleration of the masses.. b. Calculate the tension in the rope.

Question 16, A 7.0 kg mass is connected to a 1.0kg mass over a pulley. The coefficient of kinetic friction is H= 0.40. Assuming that the 7.0kg starts to move down the ramp: a. Calculate the acceleration of the masses.. b. Calculate the tension in the rope.

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