Two masses M1 =2 kg and M2 =3 kg placed on a frictionless, horizontal surface, are connected by a light string. A force of Fx =30 N is exerted on the mass M2 to the right. What is the tension in the string? M2 Ex M1 Select one: а. 12 N b. 8 N

Two masses M1 =2 kg and M2 =3 kg placed on a frictionless, horizontal surface, are connected by a light string. A force of Fx =30 N is exerted on the mass M2 to the right. What is the tension in the string? M2 Ex M1 Select one: а. 12 N b. 8 N

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Two masses M1 =2 kg and M2
=3 kg placed on a frictionless,
horizontal surface, are
connected by a light string. A
force of Fx =30 N is exerted on
the mass M2 to the right. What
is the tension in the string?
M2
M1
Select one:
а. 12 N
b. 8 N
c. 16 N
d. 4 N

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