Three objects are connected as shown below with mB mc = = 8.16 kg. Calculate mд if the tension in the string connecting objects B and C is 90.3 N. The pulley and both strings are ideal. MA MA = mB mc kg = = 3.8 kg and

Three objects are connected as shown below with mB mc = = 8.16 kg. Calculate mд if the tension in the string connecting objects B and C is 90.3 N. The pulley and both strings are ideal. MA MA = mB mc kg = = 3.8 kg and

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Three objects are connected as shown below with mB 3.8 kg and
mc = 8.16 kg. Calculate mд if the tension in the string connecting
objects B and C is 90.3 N. The pulley and both strings are ideal.
MA
MA
mB
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mc
kg
Record your numerical answer below, assuming three significant figures.
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