Autematic 2aonExample 6The three blocks in figure 4 below are connected by light strings that passover frictionless pulleys. The acceleration of the system is 2.00 m/s to theleft and block of 5.00 kg is on the rough surface.00 kg10.0kg251. Calculate the tension between block of 10.00 kg and5.00 kg.2. Calculate the tension between block of 5.00 kg and4.00 kg.3. Calculate the coefficient of kinetic friction.4/4/2022 10 21 5S AMBOAN

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utematic 2asn Example 6 The three blocks in figure 4 below are connected by light strings that pass over frictionless pulleys. The acceleration of the system is 2.00 m/s to the left and block of 5.00 kg is on the rough surface .00k 400M 10.0kg 25 1. Calculate the tension between block of 10.00 kg and 5.00 kg. 2. Calculate the tension between block of 5.00 kg and 4.00 kg. 3. Calculate the coefficient of kinetic friction. 4/4/2022 10 21SE AM

utematic 2asn Example 6 The three blocks in figure 4 below are connected by light strings that pass over frictionless pulleys. The acceleration of the system is 2.00 m/s to the left and block of 5.00 kg is on the rough surface .00k 400M 10.0kg 25 1. Calculate the tension between block of 10.00 kg and 5.00 kg. 2. Calculate the tension between block of 5.00 kg and 4.00 kg. 3. Calculate the coefficient of kinetic friction. 4/4/2022 10 21SE AM

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Chapter4: The Laws Of Motion

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