Hi I am currently struggling with Extra 1 and Extra 2 12:03 G O(HW 2) Given that m, = 100 kg, m2 = 70 kg, and m3 = 50 kg,(A) find a if the table is frictionless, (B) find a if µ= 0.20, (C)find the minimum value of µs if the system is in equilibrium.am3(EXTRA 1) Given that m, = 100 kg and m2 = 80 kg and thepulleys are frictionless and weightless,(A) How does the acceleration of m,Compare with the acceleration of m2?(B) Find the acceleration of m, ifthe surface is frictionless?(C) What if u, =0.2 between thetable and m,?(D) find the minimum value of u,if the system is in equilibrium.(EXTRA 2) A block is sliding down from the top of the inclinedplane with the initial velocity 0. Given the following values, find R:Hx= 0.20, 0 = 30°, m = 100 kg, h = 50 cm, H = 1 m.H5/7Activity DetailsII

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kg, m2 = 70 kg, and m3 = 50 kg, (A) find a if the table is frictionless, (B) find a if µg= 0.20, (C) find the minimum value of uş if the system is in equilibrium. Given that m, m2 la XTRA 1) Given that m, = 100 kg and m2 = 80 kg and the ulleys are frictionless and weightless, )How does the acceleration of m, ompare with the acceleration of m2? ) Find the acceleration of m, if e surface is frictionless? :) What if ug =0.2 between the ble and m,? ) find the minimum value of 45

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