5. [4pt] Two blocks connected by a rope of negligible mass are being dragged by a horizon taforce (see figure bel ow). Suppose F = 65 N, m =3 kg, m2=7kg, and the coefficient ofkinetic fidion between each block and the surface is =0.15. (Note g= 10 m/s.)nTFm1m2Fmgm,g(a) Determi ne the accel eration of the system. (b)Determ in e the tension T in the rope.a = ( 7) m/sT = ( 4) N

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5. [4pt] Two bl ocks con necte d by a rope of negli gi ble mass are being dragged by a horizonta for ce (se e figure bel ow). Suppose F= 65 N, m =3 kg, m2= 7kg, and the coefficient of kinetic fidion between eadch block and the surface is =0.15. (Note g=10 m/s.) T F m1 m, m2 m,g m2g (a) Determine the accel erati on of the system. (b)Determ in e the tension T in the rope. a = ( 7F) m/s T = ( 4) N

5. [4pt] Two bl ocks con necte d by a rope of negli gi ble mass are being dragged by a horizonta for ce (se e figure bel ow). Suppose F= 65 N, m =3 kg, m2= 7kg, and the coefficient of kinetic fidion between eadch block and the surface is =0.15. (Note g=10 m/s.) T F m1 m, m2 m,g m2g (a) Determine the accel erati on of the system. (b)Determ in e the tension T in the rope. a = ( 7F) m/s T = ( 4) N

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