Two blocks of masses 2 kg and 6 kg are placed on a frictionless surfaces asshown in the figure. A force of 16 N is applied on 6 kg block. Find the forceacting on 2 kg block.F= 16 N6 Kg2 Kg

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wn in the figure. A force of 16 N is applied on 6 kg block. Find the force ng on 2 kg block.