m, and m2 are connected to each other. As the system travels with 10 m/s velocity, force F begins to be applied as seen in the below figure. Since, F = 2 N, m1 = 10g, m2 = 10g, how much is m, displaced 5 seconds after the force is applied? (Assume that the surfaces and joints are frictionless, the paths are long enough, g = 9.8 m/s2.) m2 a) 1500 m b) 2500 m c) 1250 m d) 1300 m e) 50 m

m, and m2 are connected to each other. As the system travels with 10 m/s velocity, force F begins to be applied as seen in the below figure. Since, F = 2 N, m1 = 10g, m2 = 10g, how much is m, displaced 5 seconds after the force is applied? (Assume that the surfaces and joints are frictionless, the paths are long enough, g = 9.8 m/s2.) m2 a) 1500 m b) 2500 m c) 1250 m d) 1300 m e) 50 m

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