14. Block B rides on top of Block P, as shown in the figure below. A person attaches a spring to Block P and pulls block P to the right. Assume that static friction between the two blocks keeps Block B from slipping off and there is a small amount of kinetic friction between block P and the ground. Just after block B is released, which of the following statements must be true? M's a. The static friction force acting on block B points to the left. b. The force exerted by the spring on block P points to the left. The free body diagram associated with block P should include the weight of block B. d. The static friction force acting on block P points to the left. When the spring is released, the system should behave as an underdamped harmonic C. e. oscillator.

14. Block B rides on top of Block P, as shown in the figure below. A person attaches a spring to Block P and pulls block P to the right. Assume that static friction between the two blocks keeps Block B from slipping off and there is a small amount of kinetic friction between block P and the ground. Just after block B is released, which of the following statements must be true? M's a. The static friction force acting on block B points to the left. b. The force exerted by the spring on block P points to the left. The free body diagram associated with block P should include the weight of block B. d. The static friction force acting on block P points to the left. When the spring is released, the system should behave as an underdamped harmonic C. e. oscillator.

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14. Block B rides on top of Block P, as shown in the figure below. A person attaches a spring to Block
P and pulls block P to the right. Assume that static friction between the two blocks keeps Block B
from slipping off and there is a small amount of kinetic friction between block P and the ground.
Just after block B is released, which of the following statements must be true?
M's
a.
The static friction force acting on block B points to the left.
b. The force exerted by the spring on block P points to the left.
The free body diagram associated with block P should include the weight of block B.
d. The static friction force acting on block P points to the left.
When the spring is released, the system should behave as an underdamped harmonic
C.
e.
oscillator.

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