4. Two blocks, mi 22.5 kg and m₂ = 10.5 kg, are connected by a string. Block 1 rests on a table and block 2 is hanging vertically from a pulley, as shown in the diagram. Assume there is no friction or air resistance in the system. Find the magnitude of the blocks' acceleration. Hint: draw a free body diagram of each block, then apply Newton's 2nd law to each block. = m₁ m₂

4. Two blocks, mi 22.5 kg and m₂ = 10.5 kg, are connected by a string. Block 1 rests on a table and block 2 is hanging vertically from a pulley, as shown in the diagram. Assume there is no friction or air resistance in the system. Find the magnitude of the blocks' acceleration. Hint: draw a free body diagram of each block, then apply Newton's 2nd law to each block. = m₁ m₂

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4. Two blocks, m₁ = 22.5 kg and m₂ = 10.5 kg, are connected by a string. Block 1 rests on a
table and block 2 is hanging vertically from a pulley, as shown in the diagram. Assume there
is no friction or air resistance in the system. Find the magnitude of the blocks' acceleration.
Hint: draw a free body diagram of each block, then apply Newton's 2nd law to each block.
m₁
m₂

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