Show the correct FBD, complete solution and BOX your final answer with correct unit. Seatwork 2: Two blocks of masses m1 = 4.5kg and m2 = 6.5kg are resting on a frictionless surface and connected by light inextensible cord. A horizontal force of 33N is directed to the right applied to m1 and additional horizontal force of 11N directed to left is applied to block m2. Find (a) acceleration (b)tension

Show the correct FBD, complete solution and BOX your final answer with correct unit. Seatwork 2: Two blocks of masses m1 = 4.5kg and m2 = 6.5kg are resting on a frictionless surface and connected by light inextensible cord. A horizontal force of 33N is directed to the right applied to m1 and additional horizontal force of 11N directed to left is applied to block m2. Find (a) acceleration (b)tension

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