i need the answer quickly 3. Two blocks of masses m = 3 kg and m = 4 kg are placed on a frictionless horizontal surface andjoined by a robe of negligible mass. A constant horizontal force F = 20 N is applied to me as shown infigure. What are the magnitude of the acceleration of the system, the tension in the robe and thenormal forces acting on mi and me?F44. A 6 kg object placed on a frictionless, horizontal table is oconnected to a string that passes over a pulleyand then is fastened to a hanging 10 kg object, as shown in figure. Draw free-body diagrams of bothobjects. Find the acceleration of the two objects, the tension in the string, and the normal reactionforce acting on me.my

Given m1 = 3 kg m2 = 4 kg Force ,F = 20 N

3. Two blocks of masses m = 3 kg and m = 4 kg are placed on a frictionless horizontal surface and joined by a robe of negligible mass. A constant horizontal force F = 20 Nis applied to me as shown in figure. What are the magnitude of the acceleration of the system, the tension in the robe and the normal forces acting on m and m? T F

3. Two blocks of masses m = 3 kg and m = 4 kg are placed on a frictionless horizontal surface and joined by a robe of negligible mass. A constant horizontal force F = 20 Nis applied to me as shown in figure. What are the magnitude of the acceleration of the system, the tension in the robe and the normal forces acting on m and m? T F

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