Three masses are pulled across a horizontal, frictionless surface, as shown in the figure. A force is applied (as shown) on mass C. If mA = 2.4 kg, mB = 2.6 kg, mc = 5.8 kg and the applied force F = 15 N, what is the tension (T) in the cord between masses B and C? Your answer should be in N: A B T C

Three masses are pulled across a horizontal, frictionless surface, as shown in the figure. A force is applied (as shown) on mass C. If mA = 2.4 kg, mB = 2.6 kg, mc = 5.8 kg and the applied force F = 15 N, what is the tension (T) in the cord between masses B and C? Your answer should be in N: A B T C

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