n the figure to the right, the hanging mass m) is 2.50kg. What would be the required mass on the table (M) for the system to move with an acceleration of a=7.25m/s²? part of your solution, you are required to fill out the following: As

n the figure to the right, the hanging mass m) is 2.50kg. What would be the required mass on the table (M) for the system to move with an acceleration of a=7.25m/s²? part of your solution, you are required to fill out the following: As

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