This diagram illustrates a system consisting of a 250 g block on a table connected by a string over a pulley to a 50 g hanging weight. The coefficient of friction (\(\mu\)) between the 250 g block and the surface of the table is 0.10. The forces involved are:1. **\(F_{\text{tens}}\) (Force of tension)**: The force exerted by the string, to be calculated. 2. **\(\Sigma F_{\text{system}}\) (Net force of the system)**: Represents the total forces acting on the system, to be calculated.3. **\(a_{\text{system}}\) (Acceleration of the system)**: The acceleration of both masses, to be calculated.The setup requires the calculation of:- \(F_{\text{tens}}\) in Newtons.- \(a_{\text{system}}\) in meters per second squared (\(m/s^2\)).- \(\Sigma F_{\text{system}}\) in Newtons. To solve these, apply Newton's laws and account for the frictional force on the block on the table.

Given data: The mass m1=50 g The mass m2=250 g μ=0.10

Answered: 250 g Ftens = μ = 0.10 ΣΕ Psystem a…

250 g Ftens = μ = 0.10 ΣΕ Psystem a system Ftension (force of tension) asystem (acceleration of the system) ΣΕ ΣF system (net force of the system) = ↓ = = N 50 g m/s/s N

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This diagram illustrates a system consisting of a 250 g block on a table connected by a string over a pulley to a 50 g hanging weight. The coefficient of friction (\(\mu\)) between the 250 g block and the surface of the table is 0.10.

The forces involved are:

1. **\(F_{\text{tens}}\) (Force of tension)**: The force exerted by the string, to be calculated.
2. **\(\Sigma F_{\text{system}}\) (Net force of the system)**: Represents the total forces acting on the system, to be calculated.
3. **\(a_{\text{system}}\) (Acceleration of the system)**: The acceleration of both masses, to be calculated.

The setup requires the calculation of:

- \(F_{\text{tens}}\) in Newtons.
- \(a_{\text{system}}\) in meters per second squared (\(m/s^2\)).
- \(\Sigma F_{\text{system}}\) in Newtons.

To solve these, apply Newton's laws and account for the frictional force on the block on the table.

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