2. [6p t] An object of mass m, = 2 kg placed on africtionless, hori zontal table is connected to am1string that passes over a pulley and then isfastened to a hanging object of mass m2 = 3 kgas shown in the figure. ( Note g = 10 m/s?.)m2(a) Based on the description in the problem, find two pairs of free-body diagrams belowcorrectly represents the forces in this problem. Figures of number ( 7 ) and ( 4) are pairs offree-body diagrams to represents the forces in this problem carrectly bel3T,T,TnT,Tm,тm2m,m2mgm¡gmgm2gm2gmg45)ATm,тmgmg'm,g(b) Find the magnitude of the acceleration of the objects.a = |a|= (4 ) m/s?(c) Find the tension in the string. T = ( 2 ) N

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2. [6p t] An object of mass m, = 2 kg placed on a frictionless, hori zontal table is connec ted to a m1 string that passes over a pulley and then is fastened to a hanging object of mass m2 = 3 kg as shown in the figure. ( Note g = 10 m/s².) m2 (a) Based on the description in the problem, find two pairs of free-body diagrams bel correctly represents the forces in this problem. Figures of nu mber ( 7t ) and ( 4) are pairs free-body diagrams to represents the forces in this problem carrectly bel 2 3 T, T T n T, T, T m, m2 m m2 m, m2 m;g mg mg mg m,g m2g 4 n T m, m2 m, m2 m2g m,g 'm,g (b) Find the magnitude of the acceleration of the objects. a = | a| = ( 4 ) m/s² (c) Find the tension in the string. T = ( 2 ) N

2. [6p t] An object of mass m, = 2 kg placed on a frictionless, hori zontal table is connec ted to a m1 string that passes over a pulley and then is fastened to a hanging object of mass m2 = 3 kg as shown in the figure. ( Note g = 10 m/s².) m2 (a) Based on the description in the problem, find two pairs of free-body diagrams bel correctly represents the forces in this problem. Figures of nu mber ( 7t ) and ( 4) are pairs free-body diagrams to represents the forces in this problem carrectly bel 2 3 T, T T n T, T, T m, m2 m m2 m, m2 m;g mg mg mg m,g m2g 4 n T m, m2 m, m2 m2g m,g 'm,g (b) Find the magnitude of the acceleration of the objects. a = | a| = ( 4 ) m/s² (c) Find the tension in the string. T = ( 2 ) N

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